Grand canonical equilibrium unifies quantum electrodynamics and statistical mechanics in wet electrolytic environments at room temperature

Grand canonical equilibrium (Δ Ω = 0) defines an isoscopic condition in which the ionic and quantum charging energies cancel, locking the charge-relaxation resistance of ferrocene monolayers at R _q = h /2 e ² ≈ 12.9 kΩ in three distinct solvents.