Answer is option 3 - the difference in charge across the membrane
Explanation -It is the difference between the potential inside and outside the membrane. Potential is produce due to charge so it can also be defined as the difference between charge across the membrane.
wrong option -
option 1 the difference in the molecular concentration across the membrane is known as concentration gradient.
option 2 the ability of molecule to pass through membrane is known as diffusion / (osmosis in case of semi permeable membrane)
option 4 the number of molecule cross the membrane per hour is known as diffusion rate or diffusion per hour.
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PLEASE ANSWER WITH UNITSNerve cells maintain a charge separation across their cell membrane. The cell membrane in a particular cell is 13 nm thick and the cell can be modeled as a cylinder with a diameter of 11 um and a length of 90 um. If the potential difference across the cell membrane is 50 mV, what is the charge stored on the cell? (Assume that the dielectric constant of the cell membrane is 1.0.)
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