Building with bubbles: the formation of high surface area honeycomb-like films via hydrogen bubble templated electrodeposition

The bubble coverage of gas-evolving electrodes in a flowing electrolyte

Process modelling of an alkaline water electrolyzer

Contribution to the interpretation of the anode effect

Local microprocesses at gas-evolving electrodes and their influence on mass transfer

Dissolved gases in the boundary layer of gas-evolving electrodes, in constrast to all other substances generated or consumed at electrodes, undergo two superimposed mass transfer mechanisms. Their interaction results in an increase of the effective mass transfer coefficient of disolved gas. A correction factor to the coefficient calculated from available mass transfer equations is proposed. The effect on the concentration overpotential is discussed.

Mechanisms of mass transfer of dissolved gas from a gas-evolving electrode and their effect on mass transfer coefficient and concentration overpotential*

H. Vogt

Papers

Mechanisms of mass transfer of dissolved gas from a gas-evolving electrode and their effect on mass transfer coefficient and concentration overpotential*