A membrane permeable only to K+ ions is used to separate the following two solutions. [KCI] = 0.18 M [NaCI] = 0.096 M [KCI] = 0.096 M [NaCI] = 0.18 M Calculate the membrane potential at 25.0°C. 40 0.0177 |× mv
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![A membrane permeable only to K+ ions is used to separate the following two solutions.
[KCI] = 0.18 M
[NaCI]
= 0.096 M
[KCI] = 0.096 M
[NaCI] =
= 0.18 M
Calculate the membrane potential at 25.0°C.
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