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Transport of cesium and potassium ions across bilayer lipid membranes - Cesium accumulation in biological cells according to the membrane potential
The transport of Cs⁺ across a bilayer lipid membrane between two aqueous phases containing chloride and perchlorate salts was readily observed when compared to using K⁺, because Cs⁺ is more hydrophobic than K⁺. After the Cs⁺ was distributed from the aqueous to the BLM with a counter anion, such as C
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