Abstract
The determinationof electric potentials in finite regions of symmetrical electrolyte in one-dimensional equilibrium situations requires the solution of the one-dimensional Poisson-Boltzmann equation in which the dependent variable is linearly related to the electric potential and contains unknown parameters. These require evaluation as part of the solution to a given boundary value problem. The general solution of the equation is presented. This involves elliptic functions and integrals and is sectionally isomorphic with respect to an integration parameter. The application to problems posed in terms of both initial values and two-point boundary values is discussed. The solution is used to determine the potential and concentration distributions between two flat-faced charged particles immersed in an electrolyte liquid and having interacting double layers.
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