An enzyme binding equilibrilum has a Kd = 50 mM. What concentrationof ligand (in mM) is required in order to bind 10% of the enzyme?

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An enzyme binding equilibrium has a Ka = 50 mM. What concentration of ligand (in mM) is required in order to bind 10% of the enzyme? %3D

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter19: Complex Ions

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Problem 52QAP: A certain coordination compound has the simplest formula PtN2H6Cl2. It has a molar mass of about 600...

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