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| Questions sohution of 100 mmol/L KC is separates very permeable to K lons, but imperma on (sign) of the potential difference than 3 RT/F-60 mV.) Will the concentration at generates this potential difference?

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Nernst Equation and Equilibrium Potentials This case willgulde you through the principles underlying diffusion potetials and electrochemical equilibrium. Questions 1. A sohution of 100 mmol/L KCI is separated from a solution of 10 mmol/L Ka by a membrane that Is very permeable to K lons, but impermeable to C lons. What are the magnitude and the direc- tion (sign) of the potential difference that will be generated across this membranet (Assume that 2.3 RT/F-60 mV.) Will the concentration of K in either solution change as a result of the process that generates this potential difference? 2 Irthe same solutions of KCl described in Question I are now separated by a membrane that is very permeable to Cr ions, but impermeable to K lons, what are the magnitude and the sign of the potential difference that is generated across the membrane?
Transcribed Image Text:Nernst Equation and Equilibrium Potentials This case willgulde you through the principles underlying diffusion potetials and electrochemical equilibrium. Questions 1. A sohution of 100 mmol/L KCI is separated from a solution of 10 mmol/L Ka by a membrane that Is very permeable to K lons, but impermeable to C lons. What are the magnitude and the direc- tion (sign) of the potential difference that will be generated across this membranet (Assume that 2.3 RT/F-60 mV.) Will the concentration of K in either solution change as a result of the process that generates this potential difference? 2 Irthe same solutions of KCl described in Question I are now separated by a membrane that is very permeable to Cr ions, but impermeable to K lons, what are the magnitude and the sign of the potential difference that is generated across the membrane?
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