The Behaviors of Interfacial Nanobubbles on Flat or Rough Electrode Surfaces in Electrochemistry

The Behaviors of Interfacial Nanobubbles on Flat or Rough Electrode Surfaces in Electrochemistry

The existence of interfacial nanobubbles on electrode surfaces is thought to block the active area, leading to a considerable decrease in the energy conversion efficiency. Gaining insight into how bubbles form on electrodes will be beneficial for designing effective electrochemical cells and enhanci...

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Main Author: Zhenjiang Guo (5538155) (author)
Other Authors: Yuntong Feng (12152182) (author), Huahai Zhang (1637356) (author), Qian Wang (32718) (author), Xianren Zhang (1541428) (author), Limin Wang (87511) (author)
Published: 2024
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three different scenarios
rough nanoelectrode surface
electrode surface morphology
gas production result
energy conversion efficiency
stabilization ” behaviors
dynamic equilibrium mechanism
rough electrode surfaces
flat electrode surface
equilibrium interfacial nanobubbles
electrode surfaces
interfacial nanobubbles
rough one
electrode sizes
outflux gas
evolutionary mechanism
electrolytic efficiency
interface nanobubbles
“ growth
various rates
theoretical relationship
theoretical model
systematic comparison
simulation observation
shrinking ,”
shape depends
qualitatively describe
multisite nucleation
molecular dynamics
gaining insight
electrolytic rates
early stage
contact angle
considerable decrease
bubble ’
bubble reach
bubble nucleation
base diameter
active area
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