Chemistry, 05.09.2019 05:20 alyssaanniebug

The direction of the electrochemical gradient for na+ is:
a. opposite to the electrical gradient for na+
b. the same as the concentration gradient for na+
c. the same as the electrochemical gradient for k+
d. the same as the concentration gradient for k+

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The direction of the electrochemical gradient for na+ is:
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