Biology, asked by Kishan1556, 1 year ago

Why is the cell membrane more permeable to potassium than sodium?

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Answered by Don12345

The cell membrane is 100 times more permeable to potassium than sodium. The concentration of sodium is highest in extracellular fluid whilepotassium is highest in intracellular fluid. Cell membranes become lesspermeable to molecules as they increase in size as well as charge or polarity.

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