An alien cell membrane at 41.000°C is found to be permeable to Al³+ but not to anions, and analysis shows the inside concentration to be 0.350 M and the outside concentration to be 0.046 M in Al³+. Assuming the activity coefficients are equal to 1, what is the potential difference in volts across the membrane using the potential within the cell with respect to outside the cell?

An alien cell membrane at 41.000°C is found to be permeable to Al³+ but not to anions, and analysis shows the inside concentration to be 0.350 M and the outside concentration to be 0.046 M in Al³+. Assuming the activity coefficients are equal to 1, what is the potential difference in volts across the membrane using the potential within the cell with respect to outside the cell?

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter21: Potentiometry

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