<prompt> Gibbs-Donnan effect is seen on the distribution of:Diffusible ionsDiffusible Non-diffusible ionsNon-diffusible ionsOnly proteins  <response>: A Diffusible ions When there is an ion on one side of a membrane that cannot diffuse through the membrane, the distribution of other ions to which the membrane is permeable is affected in a predictable way. For example, the negative charge of a nondiffusible anion hinders diffusion of the diffusible cations and favors diffusion of the diffusible anions. Consider the following situation, in which the membrane m between compartments X and Y is impermeable to Prot out freely permeable to K and Cl Assume that the concentrations of the anions and of the cations on the two sides are initially equal. Cl diffuses down its concentration gradient from Y to X, and K moves with the negatively charged Cl, maintaining electroneutrality on side Y. Therefore, at equilibrium 