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themselves to the electrode surface— normally only a few atomic diameters. Thus a very small voltage can produce a very large potential gradient. For example, a potential differ-ence of one volt across a typical 10–8 cm interfacial boundary amounts to a potential gradi-ent of 100 million volts per centimeter— a very significant value indeed!
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