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Often the equilibrium is described by the stability constant of the complex , which
is the reciprocal of the dissociation constant . For the copperglycine complex , the
equilibrium is Cu2 + + 2NH , CH , COO- = Cu ( NH , CH , COO ) , ( 5-33 ) and ...
Often the equilibrium is described by the stability constant of the complex , which
is the reciprocal of the dissociation constant . For the copperglycine complex , the
equilibrium is Cu2 + + 2NH , CH , COO- = Cu ( NH , CH , COO ) , ( 5-33 ) and ...
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ATP Complex I Flavoprotein Nonheme iron NAD + NADH ADP Coenzyme a ATP
ATP ADP ADP Complex III Complex IV Cytochromec Cytochrome b Cytochrome
c , Nonheme iron Cytochrome a + copper protein Cytochrome az + copper ...
ATP Complex I Flavoprotein Nonheme iron NAD + NADH ADP Coenzyme a ATP
ATP ADP ADP Complex III Complex IV Cytochromec Cytochrome b Cytochrome
c , Nonheme iron Cytochrome a + copper protein Cytochrome az + copper ...
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IL II Electrostatic attraction 0,2 0,2 - y2 Al Al 1 dxy dxz dyz Selective repulsion Co
3+ CO ( NH3 ) 3 Figure 9-11 Energy levels of a free cobalt ion and a strong - field
octahedral cobalt ( III ) complex . and dyz orbitals , which are concentrated at ...
IL II Electrostatic attraction 0,2 0,2 - y2 Al Al 1 dxy dxz dyz Selective repulsion Co
3+ CO ( NH3 ) 3 Figure 9-11 Energy levels of a free cobalt ion and a strong - field
octahedral cobalt ( III ) complex . and dyz orbitals , which are concentrated at ...
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