Abstract
The enhancing effect of gas bubbles generated at an anode, on the ionic mass transport rate at the associated cathode is analysed by means of an experimental laboratory-scale copper electrowinning cell in which the bubbles were (a) permitted to rise freely in the entire cell and (b) restricted in their motion by a copper baffle-plate placed between the two electrodes. The improvement in mass transfer observed in the unrestricted case has been correlated via statistical regression analysis to the intensity of bubble motion and pertinent cell parameters.
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