WES a. Consult Figure 2, to see how an action potential creates a moving charge distribution that looks a lot like a dipole moving along the direction of the propagating action potential. Draw a new picture of a dipole, but this time put the positive and negative charge very close to one another, like a very zoomed out perspective from your electric potential lab setup. Your bod).f does create a dipole charge separation, except the charge separation is on a much smaller scale. The dipole moves quickly in time, but for the purposes of this question, consider a snapshot in time, and draw in the equipotential lines around this dipole