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Double layer effects in a model of proton discharge on charged electrodes

Johannes Wiebe and
Eckhard Spohr

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2014, 5, 973–982, doi:10.3762/bjnano.5.111

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Figure 1: Snapshot for a water film with two adsorbed Cl⁻ ions (green).

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Figure 2: Distribution of discharge times (represented as probabilities to observe discharge within a 5 ps ti...

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Figure 3: Average proton distance from the metal surface z_H as a function of time for pure water (red squares...

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Figure 4: Average proton distance from the metal surface z_H as a function of time for pure water (red squares...

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Figure 5: Lateral proton positions at the instant of discharge marked as red × symbols (left) and probability...

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Figure 6: Cumulative probability to observe proton discharge within a radius r around the Na⁺ ion (red) and t...

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