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Reversible electron transfer across the interface between two immiscible liquid phases coupled with following homogeneous chemical reaction under the conditions of linear single scan voltammetry

In previous two papers [1, 2], the attention has been concentrated upon electron transfer across the interface of two immiscible liquid phases. The aim of the present communication, that closely coheres with the mentioned two articles, is the theoretical solution of reversible electron transfer across the plane interface between the aqueous and the non-aqueous phase, coupled with a following homogeneous chemical reaction in the aqueous phase under the conditions of single scan voltammetry.