The Equilibrium Potential (Sometimes Called the Nernst Potential) Describes

question 59

Multiple Choice

The equilibrium potential (sometimes called the Nernst potential) describes

• A) equilibrium that is dependent on concentration
• B) equilibrium that is dependent on electrical charge
• C) equilibrium that is dependent on both charge and concentration
• D) all of the above

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