The thickness of a single membrane is about 7 nm. A myelin sheath consists of multiple membranes
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The thickness of a single membrane is about 7 nm. A myelin sheath consists of multiple membranes produced by coils of Schwann cell or oligodendroglia cells. Suppose a myelin sheath results from 100 membranes stacked on top of each other.
A) What is the specific capacitance of the myelin?
B) If the myelin sheath is a right circular cylinder 1 mm long, what is its total capacitance?
C) How much charge does it take to produce a voltage of -70 mV across this capacitor?
D) If the myelin were just 1 membrane--i.e, not myelin--what would be its capacitance? How much charge would it take to produce a voltage of -70mV across the single membrane?
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Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers
ISBN: 978-1118539712
6th edition
Authors: Douglas C. Montgomery, George C. Runger
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