Calculate the concentration inside a membrane where the concentration outside is moles m3 C₁ =3 is AV = 0.0640 Volts. Remember, the Boltzmann probability factor: J 7 the temperature is T = 284 K and the voltage across the membrane ΔΕ Ze kBT, Boltzmann's constant is kB 1.38 x 10-23, and the 10-19 C. Express your answer in charge on a proton ise = +1.6 x moles m³ [note that 1000 = 1 moles m³ - mole Liter ;]

Calculate the concentration inside a membrane where the concentration outside is moles m3 C₁ =3 is AV = 0.0640 Volts. Remember, the Boltzmann probability factor: J 7 the temperature is T = 284 K and the voltage across the membrane ΔΕ Ze kBT, Boltzmann's constant is kB 1.38 x 10-23, and the 10-19 C. Express your answer in charge on a proton ise = +1.6 x moles m³ [note that 1000 = 1 moles m³ - mole Liter ;]

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Chapter20: Molecular Mass Spectrometry

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