Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates

Insulator-on-Conductor Fouling Amplifies Aqueous Electrolysis Rates

The chemical industry is a major consumer of fossil fuels. Several chemical reactions of practical value proceed with the gain or loss of electrons, opening a path to integrate renewable electricity into chemical manufacturing. However, most organic molecules have low aqueous solubility, causing gre...

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Main Author: Harry Morris Rodriguez (18331235) (author)
Other Authors: Mariusz Martyniuk (18331238) (author), Killugudi Swaminathan Iyer (18331241) (author), Simone Ciampi (1390208) (author)
Published: 2024
Subjects:
Biochemistry
Medicine
Inorganic Chemistry
Infectious Diseases
Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified
practical value proceed
possibly localized decrease
partial electrode fouling
low aqueous solubility
inexpensive household glues
induced current crowding
deposited either photolithographically
poor reactant solubility
confined reactant enrichment
electrodes partially masked
several chemical reactions
integrate renewable electricity
limited water solubility
renewable electricity
active reactant
clean electrodes
chemical manufacturing
chemical industry
cheap electricity
system involving
system composed
rate augmentation
plastic patterns
organic molecules
major consumer
ir </
industry ’
hydrophobic insulators
fossil fuels
electrochemiluminescence microscopy
drop near
driven reactions
direct integration
diminished area
commodity chemicals
causing green
active species
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