Electro-osmosis

In physics, electro-osmosis is the motion of electrically charged liquid through a membrane under the influence of an applied electric field. In fuel cells, electro-osomosis causes electrons moving through a proton exchange membrane(PEM) to drag water molecules from one side (Anode) to the other (Cathode). Electro-osmosis was first described by F.F. Reuss in 1809. It has growing applications in microfluidics.

 

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