.. A membrane permeable to K', CI and H20 separates chambers A and B. The membrane is impermeable io X. Chamber A and B was filled with the solutions shown. Chamber A and the
membrane are rigid.
B
0.5 Max
0.5MKCI
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ii.
iii.
In which direction will K* and Cl" end to flow?
Calculate the concentration of permeable ion moved
Calculate the concentrations of each ionic species in chambers A and B at equilibrium
Calculate the total concentration of ioni species in chansers i and B at equilibrium
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V.
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Which of the chamber has higher solutes concentration?
What is the name given to the phenomenon?
What causes the asymmetric distribution of the permeable ions across the membrane​

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