Investigation of Spatial-Dependent Electrochemical Performance in Fluidized Electrochemistry: The Critical Role of Working Electrode Positioning
Abstract
This study presents a broadly applicable framework for elucidating, both experimentally and theoretically, how electrode positioning within the flow field influences catalyst mass transport and reaction efficiency in fluidized electrochemistry. The findings provide design principles that transcend specific catalysts or reactions, enabling enhanced performance through spatial control of flow conditions.
- This article is part of the themed collection: Chemistry at the Forefront of the Sustainable Energy Transition