Gas bubbles are almost a routine occurrence encountered by researchers working in the
field of microfluidics. The spontaneous and unexpected nature of gas bubbles represents a …

Bubbles play a ubiquitous role in electrochemical gas evolution reactions. However, a
mechanistic understanding of how bubbles affect the energy efficiency of electrochemical …

Electrochemical gas evolution reactions are of vital importance in numerous electrochemical
processes including water splitting, chloralkaline process, and fuel cells. During gas …

During electrochemical gas evolution reactions, the continuous and vigorous formation of
gas bubbles hugely impacts the efficiency of the underlying electrochemical processes. In …

For centuries, bubbles have fascinated artists, engineers, and scientists alike. In spite of
century-long research on them, new and often surprising bubble phenomena, features, and …

The observable reaction rate of heterogeneously catalyzed reactions is known to be limited
either by the intrinsic kinetics of the catalytic transformation or by the rate of pore and/or film …

The growth of single hydrogen bubbles at micro-electrodes is studied in an acidic electrolyte
over a wide range of concentrations and cathodic potentials. New bubble growth regimes …

The formation, growth and detachment of gas bubbles on electrodes are omnipresent in
electrolysis and other gas-producing chemical processes. To better understand their role in …

The removal of microbubbles from substrates is crucial for the efficiency of many catalytic
and electrochemical gas evolution reactions in liquids. The current work investigates the …

The response and dynamics of surface-attached bubbles in gas-oversaturated environments
have practical implications for industrial processes such as photocatalytic water splitting …