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What is Among the ions mentioned, the highest equilibrium potential is for: and explain in detail?
Equilibrium potential for Ca2+ = +129 mV. Two factors are responsible for this high value: 1.Calcium is a divalent cation. 2.Its concentration gradient (ECF:ICF) is very large.