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Coupled Shrinking Core and Bubble Dynamics Model for Enhancement of Metal-Water Reactions with Acoustic Cavitation
Hydrogen is a valuable fuel. Hydrogen can be produced in several ways including thermochemical cycles, electrolysis, and metal-water reactions. Thermochemical cycles typically use high temperatures, often with corrosive species. Electrolysis requires high purity water. Metal-water reactions do not h
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