As you may know, there is a difference in voltage of 70mV across the lipid bilayer making up the cell membrane of a neuron. The outside of the cell is 70mV higher than the inside. The bilayer itself is only 5.5 nm thick. Can you determine the direction of the electric field across the bilayer? If so, what is it? If not, why not? Outside cell: 70 mV higher than inside 5.5 nm bilayer Inside cell a. The electric field in the bilayer points towards the inside of the cell. b. The electric field in the bilayer is zero. I cannot determine the direction of the electric field in the lipid bilayer: I need to know the e for the material PLUS the locations and signs of all the charges. d. The electric field in the bilayer points towards the outside of the cell. e. I cannot determine the direction of the electric field in the bilayer: I need the locations and signs of all the charges. 000000 0 f. I cannot determine the direction of the electric field in the lipid bilayer: I need to know the e for the material