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Predicting and extending the bubble-free operating limit of capillary-fed water electrolysis
Gas bubbles impose large penalties in water electrolysis at industrially relevant rates. Capillary-fed electrolyzers greatly mitigate them by wicking electrolyte to electrodes and venting gas from the backside, but only below a threshold current density. We show that the separator pore size sets thi
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