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Bubble-induced versus thermodynamic voltage losses during pressurized alkaline water electrolysis
Understanding how bubbles influence the efficiency of water electrolysis is crucial to achieve economically competitive hydrogen, generated by renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power. Water electrolysis is typically performed at high pressures to reduce the cost of energy-intensive me
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