2. Electrode
2.1 Electrode/electrolyte interface
In an electrolyte, the charged species that make up the solute are homogeneously distributed in the solution, thus satisfying the principle of electroneutrality:
At equilibrium, the forces exerted on the ions are identical in all directions and at all points of the electrolyte (isotropic and homogeneous); and almost everywhere, because every electrolyte is bounded by a container, and the walls of this container constitute...
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