Mesoscopic theory of percolation currents associated with quantitative description of VAGs: Confirmation on real data

The general mesoscopic theory pretending on the quantitative description of the interfacial surface and the self-similar structure of the double electric layer in the vicinity of solid electrodes is suggested. It takes into account the fact that the fractal dimension can be complex and depends on the applied potential. In the frame of the suggested theory, the fitting function pretending on description of the VAGs was found. It was applied for the fitting of original experimental data related to detection of the Cd+ ions in different concentrations in the KCl solution. The assumptions and possible applications of the suggested theory to description of other measured data are discussed.