Two compartments are separated by a semi- permeable membrane. In the left hand compartment is the sodium salt of a protein NaP. Assume NaP dissociates completely to Na+ and P-. The initial concentration of sodium ion in the left hand chamber is 0.0100M. In the right hand chamber is a NaCl solution in which the initial concentration of sodium is 0.100M. The membrane is impermeable to the protein P- but fully permeable to the Na+ and Cl-. All concentrations in this problem can be given in molarity (M) units. Calculate the Donnan potential. Use Si units. Again assume T=310K.

Two compartments are separated by a semi- permeable membrane. In the left hand compartment is the sodium salt of a protein NaP. Assume NaP dissociates completely to Na+ and P-. The initial concentration of sodium ion in the left hand chamber is 0.0100M. In the right hand chamber is a NaCl solution in which the initial concentration of sodium is 0.100M. The membrane is impermeable to the protein P- but fully permeable to the Na+ and Cl-. All concentrations in this problem can be given in molarity (M) units. Calculate the Donnan potential. Use Si units. Again assume T=310K.

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