Species mobility specification

- March 2, 2023 at 1:44 am
  
  dmr011
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  In the electrochemical reaction section of the theory manual it says that the conductivity of the electrolyte is defined by the concentration of the charged species and their mobilities. I can't find anywhere to specify what the mobility of the speciese is. Alternatively I've tried to figure out how to specify the ionic conductivity of the electrolyte as a bulk value, but can't find an option to specify that either. The only thing I have found is a UDM for proton conductivity, but seems to have no impact on the conductivity of the electrolyte when I apply a potatial across it. The field looks the same no matter what I change. Does anyone know how to specify these values or give the electrolyte conductivity in some way? This seems to be a major issue in getting the electrochemical reaction to solve.

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