Electron transfer at developed interfaces: Electroviscoelastic phenomena

Abstract

A theory of electroviscoelasticity using fractional approach consitutes a new interdisciplinary approach to colloid and interface science. Hence, 1-more degrees of freedom are in the model, 2-memory storage considerations and hereditary properties are included in the model, and 3-history impact to the present and future is in the game! This theory and modells discussed may facilitate the understanding of e.g. entrainment problems in solvent extraction, very developed interfaces in colloid and interface science, chemical and biological sensors, electroanalytical methods, biology/biomedicine (hematology, genetics, electroneurophysiology). Furthermore, both, the model and theory may be implemented in studies of structure; interface barriers/symetries – surface (bilipid membrane cells, free bubbles of surfactants, Langmuir Blodget films), - line (genes, liquid crystals, microtubules), - point (fulerenes, micro-emulsions) and – overall (dry foams, polymer elastic and rigid foams).