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Phase-field simulation of interfacial stability in structured gas-liquid contactors: design rules for gas diffusion electrodes
Many process engineering applications hold a gas-liquid interface stationary inside a structured solid by a controlled pressure difference. Gas diffusion electrodes (GDEs) are one such case, where the interface separates the liquid electrolyte from the gaseous reactant. Maintaining it is particularl
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