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why are nerve impulse electrochemical?​

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Answered by sujatamaddu2383
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Nerve impulses are signals carried along nerve fibers. ... Nerve impulses are electrochemical events. Observed as an electrical event, a nerve impulse is called an action potential (AP) because it involves a change in electrical potential that moves along the nerve cell.

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Answered by saniya229232
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nerve impulses are signals carried along nerve fibres .

Nerve impulses are electrochemical events.

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