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Transport of Ions Across Membranes : Stationary Distribution of Ions across a Membrane in the System Sodium Chloride–Potassium Chloride–Hydrochloric Acid–Water

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EKMAN, A., RASTAS, J. & SALMINEN, S. Transport of Ions Across Membranes : Stationary Distribution of Ions across a Membrane in the System Sodium Chloride–Potassium Chloride–Hydrochloric Acid–Water. Nature 200, 1070–1073 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/2001070a0

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