An irreversible thermodynamics treatment of electrodiffusion in uniform membranes
Summary In a previous paper (Ciani andGliozzi, 1966) we presented the integration of the phenomenological equations of flow of irreversible thermodynamics, describing the movement of water and two monovalent counterions across a uniform permselective membrane. The present paper generalizes those res...
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