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Bubble growth in alkaline electrolysis

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In the production of hydrogen via electrolysis, bubbles of hydrogen and oxygen must grow and detach from the electrode. Discussion of factors effecting rate of bubble growth and final detachment volume, and their contribution to overall efficiency.

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