The electrically charged molecules that are involved in a nerve impulse are called
A)axons.
B)dendrites.
C)ampules.
D)ions.

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Ions are electrically charged molecules that move across the neuron's membrane during the transmission of a nerve impulse, creating changes in voltage that propagate the signal. Axons and dendrites are parts of a neuron, not charged molecules, and ampules are not related to nerve impulses.

The Electrically Charged Molecules That Are Involved in a Nerve