Ultrasound-assisted electrolysis is a method of generating hydrogen through water

electrolysis by introducing ultrasound through the anode. This process promotes the
removal of the electrolysis products and cleaning of electrode surface,
facilitating the electrolysis [1]. The combined use of ultrasound and
electrooxidation shows strong dependency and has been evaluated in a test-cell [2].
The ultrasound-assisted TMECM system uses ultrasonic transducers to generate
ultrasonic waves for the removal of electrolytic products and bubbles through
cavitation, thus increasing current density and efficiency [3]. The dynamic model
analysis of ultrasonic cavitation for TMECM helps to understand the influence of
ultrasound and ECM system parameters on cavitation [3]. Optimization of
temperature, pressure, viscosity coefficient, and surface tension of the
electrolyte liquid is crucial in the process of ultrasound-assisted TMECM system
[3].<br/><br/><b>References:</b><br/><span>[1] <a
href='https://www.researchgate.net/publication/286821032_Ultrasound-
Assisted_Electrolysis_in_NaOH_Solution_for_Hydrogen_Generation' target='_blank'
class='text-purple-1 underline'>Ultrasound-Assisted Electrolysis in NaOH Solution
for ...</a></span><br/><span>[2] <a
href='https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1350417703001081'
target='_blank' class='text-purple-1 underline'>Ultrasound assisted electrochemical
oxidation of ...</a></span><br/><span>[3] <a
href='https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7765965/' target='_blank'
class='text-purple-1 underline'>Ultrasound-Assisted Through-Mask
Electrochemical ...</a></span><br/>