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Relationship between Kd and bonding affinity?
So the question, of why one ligand binds more strongly than the other, pertains to the idea that in a system, ligand B will have a higher concentration of bound vs unbound proteins compared to ligand A at the half saturation level? Edit: To your previous statement, I did answer my own question... -
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Relationship between Kd and bonding affinity?
From a biochemical context, considering the following two dissociation reactions and their respective dissociation constants for a protein-ligand complex: P*A + B ⇔ P + A + B, this contains the a dissociation constant called Ka = 4 x 10^-3 M P*B + A ⇔ P + A + B, this contains the a... -
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E2 elimination of (E) and (Z) Acids?
Homework Statement Both (E)- and (Z)-2-chlorobutenedioic acids dehyrochlorinate to give acetylene dicarboxylic acid. This reaction proceeds through the addition of a base and an E2 elimination. The (Z) acid reacts about 50 times faster than the (E) acid. Explain why. 2. The attempt at a...- τheory
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- Acids Elimination
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What Are the Functional Groups in Alantolactone?
Homework Statement Given the structure of Alantolactone, find two functional groups. 2. The attempt at a solution This was a question that was on my exam recently. I answered Ester and Ether, however Ether was marked incorrect. Instead, only the answers Ester and Alkene were accepted. How is...- τheory
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- Functional Functional groups Groups
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Is Tetraphenylporphyrin Polar or Nonpolar?
Thanks for justifying my answer. Now on a side note, if TPP was to react with copper (II) acetate with the following formula: TPP + Cu(CH_{3}COO)_{2} \leftrightarrow 2(CH_{3}COOH) + \left[Cu^{2+}\right]\left[TPP^{2-}\right] TPP will have its N-H bond, inside the ring, to break, releasing...- τheory
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Is Tetraphenylporphyrin Polar or Nonpolar?
Homework Statement What is its polarity of a molecule of Tetraphenylporphyrin (TPP) as a whole? 2. The attempt at a solution Given the structure of TPP, there is a ring inside that contains two N-H bonds across from each other and two nitrogen atoms with lone pairs across from each other...- τheory
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What is the hybridization of oxygen in formaldehyde?
This isn't a homework problem, but rather a question that I thought about. Given a Formaldehyde CH_{2}O molecule, what would the hybridization of the oxygen atom be? I know that the hybridization of the carbon atom would be: C = \frac{\uparrow}{2sp^{2}} \frac{\uparrow}{2sp^{2}}...- τheory
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- Hybridization Oxygen
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Why is the Electron Configuration of Platinum Not [Xe]4f ^{14} 5d ^{10} 6s ^{0}?
Homework Statement Why is the electron configuration of neutral Platinum: Pt = [Xe]4f ^{14} 5d ^{9} 6s ^{1} and not?: Pt = [Xe]4f ^{14} 5d ^{10} 6s ^{0} I thought that if the two electrons from the 6s sub-shell were to move to the 5d sub-shell, then 5d sub-shell would be fully...- τheory
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- Configuration Electron Electron configuration Platinum
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Why is the Electron Configuration for Ti+2 [Ar]3d2?
Homework Statement What is the electron configuration for Ti+2? The answer to this question, from my homework, is [Ar]3d2, but I am not able to figure out why. 2. The attempt at a solution I originally thought the configuration was: Ti+2 = [Ar]4s2 and not: Ti+2 = [Ar]3d2 My reasoning was...- τheory
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- Configuration Electron Electron configuration
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How to Configure a Circuit for a 1600 W Radio Device with Given Resistors?
What do you mean?- τheory
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How to Configure a Circuit for a 1600 W Radio Device with Given Resistors?
Homework Statement You are given a battery of 220 V and a radio device that requires 1600 W to run. You are also given four resistors: three 3 Ω resistors and one 20 Ω resistor. What circuit configuration will allow the radio device to run without getting fried? The Attempt at a Solution...- τheory
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- Circuit Construction
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Solving Spontaneous Reactions Homework: ΔG -270 kJ
Um all I can figure out is that the solids are within a closed vessel and that the temperature also appears to be 2600 K since 21.6kJ/8.314 = 2600. The only issue regarding the solid is that I don't know what the volume is, which is prohibiting me from finding the concentration mol/L. The...- τheory
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Solving Spontaneous Reactions Homework: ΔG -270 kJ
Q=\frac{(pB)^4*[C]}{[B_{4}C]}- τheory
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Calculate Cell Potential at 25°C for Fe & Pd Cells
Homework Statement Calculate the cell potential at 25°C for the cell: Fe (s) | (Fe^2+ (0.100 M) || Pd^2+ (1.0*10^-5 M) | Pd (s) given that the standard potential for Fe^2+/Fe is -0.45 V and for Pd^2+/Pd is +0.95 V. A. +1.28 V B. +1.16 V C. +1.52 V D. +1.68 V Homework Equations E Cell...- τheory
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Solving Spontaneous Reactions Homework: ΔG -270 kJ
Homework Statement At 2600 K, ΔG° = 775 kJ for the vaporization of boron carbide: B_{4}C (s) ⇔ 4 B (g) + C (s) Find ΔG and determine if the process is spontaneous if the reaction vessel contains 4.00 mol of B_{4}C (s), 0.400 mol of C (s), and B (g) at a partial pressure of 1.0 x 10^-5...- τheory
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- Reactions Spontaneous
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