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A K+ ion (mass of 6.5E−23 kg) is accelerated through a cell membrane at 1.4E6 m/s².

What is the electric field between the membrane walls?

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We have that the  the electric field between the membrane walls  is mathematically given as

E=975N/C

Electric field between the membrane walls

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A K+ ion (mass of 6.5E−23 kg) is accelerated through a cell membrane at 1.4E6 m/s².

Generally the equation for the Electric force  is mathematically given as

F=qe

Therefore

ma=qE

6.5e-23*24e6=1.6e-19E

[tex]E=\frac{15.6e-17}{1.6e-19}[/tex]

E=975N/C

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