Sonoelectrochemistry is the effect of ultrasound in electrochemistry (including electroanalysis, corrosion, electrochemistry in environmental applications, organic electrosynthesis, electrodeposition, and electropolymerisation) but also the use of sonoelectrochemistry as a tool to investigate cavitation bubble dynamics and flow velocities as well as the production of nanomaterials (e.g., fuel cell and electrolyser electrocatalysts) and useful gases (e.g., hydrogen).
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Bruno G. Pollet (2018) studied this question.
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