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somasimple
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Hi All,
Here is my first question: (according to the picture)
A vat is filled with water and ions. The vat contains two compartments separated with a thin layer (green) (50 nanometer).
On a side there is p1 (positive ions) and n1 negative ones,
the other side contains p2 and n2 ions.
1/ first hypothesis
n1 = n2, p1 > p2
Is there a "capacitive" effect around the layer? (In other hands, does some ions move or are attracted because the ionic imbalance)
Here is my first question: (according to the picture)
A vat is filled with water and ions. The vat contains two compartments separated with a thin layer (green) (50 nanometer).
On a side there is p1 (positive ions) and n1 negative ones,
the other side contains p2 and n2 ions.
1/ first hypothesis
n1 = n2, p1 > p2
Is there a "capacitive" effect around the layer? (In other hands, does some ions move or are attracted because the ionic imbalance)