A virus can be modeled as a 50-nm-diameter sphere. Viruses, likebiomolecules, are charged. A typical virus has a charge of -300e.Consider a virus inside a 37° C mammalian cell where the ionconcentration is 150 mM.What is the electric potential 3.0 nm from the surface of the virus?Express your answer with the appropriate units.HÀ?V3 nm =ValueUnitsSubmitPrevious Answers Request AnswerX Incorrect; Try Again; 29 attempts remainingPart DWhat are the positive ion concentration and the negative ion concentration 3.0 nm from the surface of the virus?Express your answers in terms of molarity and separated by comma.?C+ 3 nm, C- 3 nm =M

GivenDiameter of sphere(d)=50 nmVirus has charge(q)=-300eion concentration =150mM

A virus can be modeled as a 50-nm-diameter sphere. Viruses, like biomolecules, are charged. A typical virus has a charge of -300e. Consider a virus inside a 37°C mammalian cell where the ion concentration is 150 mM. What is the electric potential 3.0 nm from the surface of the virus?

A virus can be modeled as a 50-nm-diameter sphere. Viruses, like biomolecules, are charged. A typical virus has a charge of -300e. Consider a virus inside a 37°C mammalian cell where the ion concentration is 150 mM. What is the electric potential 3.0 nm from the surface of the virus?

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11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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