So the value 58 mV comes not out of thin air but from the terms in equation 3. Please don't panic. If you remember the Nernst potential as equation 1, you'll be fine, but you should remember that the ...

Batteries that power everyday electronics such as phones, laptops and car are an example of an electrochemical device. At the heart of how such electrochemical devices function is The Nernst ...

This basic equation is further developed as the mean-field Poisson–Nernst–Planck (PNP) approximation , which consists of two coupled equations: the Fokker–Planck equation, which describes ...