Question

is chemical communication is slower than electrical impulse​

Answer 1

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No

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Answer 2

Answer:

Yes, chemical communication is slower than electric communication.

Explanation:

Following are the reasons:

1) In chemical communication there is a gap between post axonal membrane and pre axonal membrane while in electrical communication is no significant gap between two axonal membrane hence electrical communication is faster.

2) in chemical communication sometimes there is delay in the release of neurotransmitter from the synaptic vessel while in electrical communication there is no such neurotransmitter to be released as membranes are close enough to pass the electric stimulus.