Abstract
Abstract Click here and insert your abstract text. © 2012 Published by Elsevier B.V. Selection and/or peer review under responsibility of American Applied Science Research Institute Keywords : proton donor, proton acceptor, distance interaction 1. Introduction Electrochemical processes usually occur under condition of electric neutrality of a system as whole and its macroscopic parts separately. A set of electrochemical reactions may be quite complicated, but the deviations from neutrality usually have scale determined by Debye length only, i.e. known types of chemical processes cannot result in appearance of macroscopic electric charge and electric currents. At the same time, appearance of macroscopic electric charge (as well as electric current of pronounceable magnitude) in biological systems is a result of chemical reactions. The most important example is electric activity of biological neuron networks. Now we report that organic chemical reaction directly resulting in charging of a macroscopic specimen is observed. Non-zero macroscopic charge appears during long-distance interactions between two polymer