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Reciprocal theorem for ion-releasing colloidal particles
We describe a generalization of the reciprocal theorem for particles suspended in electrolyte solutions and subjected to an electric field that could be either applied or emerged spontaneously. Attention is focused on catalytic colloids that release ions. The power of the generalization is to captur
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