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Facilitating bubble detachment during water electrolysis significantly improves process efficiency. This study investigates hydrogen bubble contact line dynamics on nickel electrodes through high-speed imaging, identifying two distinct wetting modes: sliding and rolling. Surface roughness governs bubble detachment size by mediating the relative weights between these modes.

Graphical abstract: Contact line dynamics modulated by electrode roughness determines bubble detachment size

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