Colloid Stability: DLVO Theory and Membrane Potential

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Explores plasma membrane permeability, osmosis, ion channels, and membrane potential in cells.

Explores the DLVO theory for colloidal stability, covering zeta potential, interaction forces, and aggregation kinetics.

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Explores biopotential generation, neuron structure, resting potential, and membrane properties.

Covers membrane potential, its measurement, and the equations governing ionic movement in neurons.

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