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I feel that the available current will be divided and may not have an
effective flow since added electrodes would consist of a parallel
circuit. More voltage would have to be used to have the same current
available at each anode. This is my limited opinion. Ed.
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If your system is voltage regulated, then doubling the area requires no
change in voltage, since it will half the resistance, and the current
will double automatically (i=Vr). If using a constant current source,
then you would want to double the current to maintain the same current
density on the anode.
Marshall
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