Theory of Metallic Work Functions Between Metals and Layers of Exclusion Zone Ordered Water

TL;DR

This paper presents a theoretical calculation of the work function for electron transfer from metals to exclusion zone water layers, aligning well with recent experimental data.

Contribution

It introduces a theoretical model for metallic work functions involving exclusion zone water, providing predictions consistent with experimental observations.

Findings

Work function values match experimental measurements

Theoretical model explains electron transfer at metal-water interfaces

Supports the role of exclusion zone water in interfacial phenomena

Abstract

The magnitude of the work function to bring an electron from a metal into the exclusion zone water layer making hydrophilic contact with the metallic interface is theoretically computed. The agreement with recent experimental measurements is satisfactory.