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... Calculate the resulting potential difference between inside and outside when 10 potassium ions have been transported across the bilayer . Assume excess electrolyte in the water and a vesicle radius of 20 nm . Use the bilayer ...
... Calculate the resulting potential difference between inside and outside when 10 potassium ions have been transported across the bilayer . Assume excess electrolyte in the water and a vesicle radius of 20 nm . Use the bilayer ...
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... Calculate the electrostatic potential from the Gouy - Chapman theory . 57. Solve the linearized Poisson - Boltzmann equation for two identical parallel homogeneously charged surfaces with charge density σ , separated by a distance h ...
... Calculate the electrostatic potential from the Gouy - Chapman theory . 57. Solve the linearized Poisson - Boltzmann equation for two identical parallel homogeneously charged surfaces with charge density σ , separated by a distance h ...
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... Calculate the tempera- ture of the heat capacity for an equimolar mixture . As- sume that the enthalpy change in going from gel to liq- uid crystal is the same as in the pure compounds . The heat capacity is 1.3 kJ mol - 1K - 1 for DMPC ...
... Calculate the tempera- ture of the heat capacity for an equimolar mixture . As- sume that the enthalpy change in going from gel to liq- uid crystal is the same as in the pure compounds . The heat capacity is 1.3 kJ mol - 1K - 1 for DMPC ...
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