Double-layer Effects
Double-Layer Effects is a phenomenon in electrochemical kinetics referring to the influence of the structured arrangement of ions and solvent molecules at the electrode-electrolyte interface on the rate and mechanism of electron transfer reactions, distinguished by its modulation of the local electric field and reactant concentration near the electrode surface.
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Theory of Electrical Double Layers in Adsorbed Films
Richard W. Gurney · Physical Review · 1935 · 489 citations
Electron holes, ion holes and double layers
H. Schamel · Physics Reports · 1986 · 398 citations
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Czech Academy of Sciences, J. Heyrovský Institute of Physical Chemistry, Czechia
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Utrecht University
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Central South University
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Imperial College London
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