In a nerve cell at its resting potential, the plasma membrane is most permeable to ________ ions.

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In a nerve cell at its resting potential, the plasma membrane is most permeable to ________ ions.

In a nerve cell at its resting potential, the plasma membrane is most permeable to ________ ions.
A) potassium (K+)
B) sodium (Na+)
C) chloride (Cl—)
D) sugar
E) water

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Biology: Life on Earth

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