Calculate the diffusive force (j) experienced by k+ in a cell where the concentration gradient is 35 mm, the membrane width is 1 cm, solubility of k+ across the membrane is 1 and the diffusive area (# of channels available) is 10. assume that the cell is at 1 degree celsius

j = [(c1-c2)*tsa]/∆x

J = 95.9 mol².K.cm / L²

Explanation:

∴ C1 - C2 = 35 mM = 0.035 mol/L

∴ ΔX = 1 cm

∴ S = 1 mol/L

∴ A = 10cm²

∴ T = 1°C = 274 K

⇒ J = ( 0.035 mol/L * 274K* 1 mol/L *10 cm² ) / 1 cm

⇒ J = 95.9 mol².K.cm / L²

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