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Partial charge transfer models have recently been extended in order to understand chemisorption processes on semiconductor electrodes. The present paper first gives a short summary of macroscopic charge balance expressions from which measurable quantities such as impedance and photoresponse are deri
## Abstract Chemisorption of electronegative or electropositive atoms at anion or cation sites of a relaxed GaP (110) surface is investigated in the TB approximation, with parameters corresponding to fluor or lithium adsorption. Local densities of states and the dependences of the surface Fermi ene
## Ahatract~eneralized expressions for the chemical potentials of the constituents of films absorbed on ideally polarized electrode surfaces and composed of neutral organic absorbates are derived within the frames of classical thermodynamics and the electrostatic theory of the dielectrics. The che