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Grundlagenwissen für erfolgreiche Verhandlericity is only charge (a mystery), the separation of charge (voltage), and the movement of charge (current). The van de Graaff machine illustrates these points about electrical charge: Charge piles up at one location, is placed on a moving belt, then it is transported to another place—a large metal d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-96837-1f the electrical properties of cells. Let us start with .. Everyone knows that the inside of the cell is about −100 mV with respect to the outside (some cells, for example certain oocytes, have potentials that are much less: −10 mV). Historically the first cells measured had potentials in the −60 to

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Bioelectricity,f the electrical properties of cells. Let us start with .. Everyone knows that the inside of the cell is about −100 mV with respect to the outside (some cells, for example certain oocytes, have potentials that are much less: −10 mV). Historically the first cells measured had potentials in the −60 to −100 mV range.

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Basics, bioelectricity: charge (the essential element), separation of charge, movement of charge, then some secondary effects, like the storage of charge (capacitance) and the final resting place of charge (ground). Let us look at all of them in a little more detail.

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Introduction, of nowhere. That would be pretty amazing, and you would probably call it a magical event. However let us suppose that you make the same trip every day, and that . time lightning strikes a certain place, a basketball appears—that you could logically call science. Let me explain what I mean. Sometime