Abstract
Motion of isolated metallic zinc particles by electrochemical displacement is described. The morphologies of the dispersed zinc particles depend on local current densities, i.e., they vary along the cathodic segment of the moving fragment. The evolution of new structures in the course of displacement, as well as penetration mode through a separator material, is demonstrated.
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