Robert A. W. Dryfe, Richard D. Webster, Barry A. Coles and Richard G. Compton
The design and operation of the first ever in situ EPR cell for studying charge-transfer processes accompanying polarisation of the liquid/liquid interface is presented as well as EPR absorption data obtained from the reduction of TCNQ (to TCNQ.-) and the oxidation of TTF (to TTF.+) by the ferro–ferri-cyanide redox couple at the water/1,2-dichloroethane interface.