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The reorganization free energy is calculated for a reaction (i) between two reactants, each in its own dielectric medium, by an interface, and (ii) between a reactant and some semiconductors. An expression is also given for the rate of an electron-transfer reaction at an interface between reactants in two immiscible phases. Under certain conditions is shown that the reorganization energy for the two immiscible-liquid system is the sum of the electrochemical reorganization of the two reactants, each in its own respective solvent. The reorganization energy for a semiconductor-liquid system differ considerably from the corresponding metal-liquid value, even a factor of 2.
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