Solution
Membrane Potential is defined as difference in voltage across the cell.
We use Nernst's equation to calculate membrane potential which is-
(Membrane Potential at equilibrium) Veq
Veq = (RT/zF) log([X]out/[X]in)
R= Universal Gas constant 8.314 J.K-1.mol-1
T= Temperature 298 K
F= Faraday's constant 96485 C.mol-1
Z= ionic charge i.e. 1 for K+
Putting the given values in Nernst's equation
Veq= (RT/zF) log([X]out/[X]in)
,Veq= -12.068 mV
K+ ions will move across the membrane towards low concentration of K+ ions,
so solution 2 will start building up positive potential and it will have more positive potential at equilibrium.
K+ ions will cross until they are evenly distributed in both solutions,
so the concentration of K+ at equilibrium will be mean of two concentrations, i.e., 0.065 M.
The concentration of other ions will not change because membrane is only permeable to K+
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