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Cascade coalescence dynamically sustains bubble retention near gas-evolving surfaces
Bubble detachment from solid surfaces governs heat, mass, and charge transport across technologies vital to clean energy, including high-current-density water electrolysis and boiling thermal management. At high gas fluxes, however, bubbles remain trapped at active surfaces despite immense buoyancy,
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