A thermodynamic analysis of steady state diffusion of counterions and water through a membrane with immobile sites
Summary This paper presents a derivation, in steady state condition, of the voltage current relationship across a membrane, with charged immobile sites separating two aqueous solutions, where only two species of counterions of the same valence, to which the membrane is permeable, are present. The co...
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