I am conducting a CO2 electrolysis experiment in aqueous medium, where I will be stirring the medium with a magnetic stirrer. I read in the paper linked below that a perpendicular magnetic field (to the surface of the electrode) of more than 1 T can improve bubble dispersion and thus solubility.

As I am stirring my medium with a magnetic stirrer, I was wondering whether such effect would apply to my system. But I am not sure about the strength and direction of the magnetic field generated by the magnetic induction stirrer. Is it ≥ 1 Tesla? And what is its direction?

Thanks

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-87947-9

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