Charge transfer processes adsorption free energy

In addition to charge transfer processes, calculations of adsorption free energy and of isomerization reaction equilibrium and dynam-... 

In the first linear free energy approach (Model 2a. 1), the energy of the electron(s) transferred on anion adsorption is the only potential dependent term in the adsorption free energy. This approach assumes that the electric field caused by the applied potential (or excess surface charge) has no interaction with the adsorbate or influence on the adsorbate-metal interaction. Two methods to approximate the impact of the electric field effect on elementary surface processes that do not require explicitly charging the metal surface (Models 2a.2 and 2a.3) will be discussed. The dependence of a species energy within an electric field F) is... 

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