DLVO Theory and Electrochemistry

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Discusses resting membrane potential, ion channels, and the Na+/K+ pump.

Explores the generation and propagation of action potentials in neurons, including the historical significance of Hodgkin & Huxley's work.

Explains the electrical potential difference across cell membranes and the excitation of neurons.

Covers the terminology, generation, and conduction of action potentials in neuronal signaling, along with bioelectric signals and synaptic currents.

Covers the Hodgkin and Huxley model for ion conductance and the ionic basis of the action potential.

Explores the physical basis of signal propagation in neurons, focusing on membrane potential setup and ion channels.

Explores galvanic cells, standard potentials, concentration effects, equilibrium constants, and pH meters in concentration cells.

Covers ion transport across cell membranes, focusing on potassium and sodium dynamics and their effects on electric fields and voltages.

Explores the Butler-Volmer equation simplifications, interpretations of kº, and mass transport effects in electrochemical reactions.

Delves into the Marcus Theory, emphasizing reorganization energy in electrochemical reactions and its practical implications.