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Harvard university
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The movement of ions is called current.
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Current is associated with the movement of positive charge and is always directional.Â
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Thus, K+ flowing out of the cell is called outward current.
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Cl- flowing out of the cell is called inward current.Â
my question is that why cl- is inward current since cl- is out of the cell???
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