agileduck Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Sep 15, 2015 Messages 13 Reaction score 0 Nov 11, 2015 #1 My logic was as concentration is increasing, inhibition is decreasing in compound B, so it's less effective? Members don't see this ad.
My logic was as concentration is increasing, inhibition is decreasing in compound B, so it's less effective? Members don't see this ad.
BluMist When you are young, they assume you know nothing Verified Member 7+ Year Member Silver Donor Joined Aug 21, 2015 Messages 857 Reaction score 1,138 Nov 11, 2015 #2 it requires less of 1b to achieve the same level of effectiveness (inhibition percentage). to achieve 20% inhibition, it requires roughly 1,000 nM of 1a (~10 ^ 3) but only 10 nM of 1b ( ~ 10 ^ 1), so 1b is more effective. Upvote 0 Downvote
it requires less of 1b to achieve the same level of effectiveness (inhibition percentage). to achieve 20% inhibition, it requires roughly 1,000 nM of 1a (~10 ^ 3) but only 10 nM of 1b ( ~ 10 ^ 1), so 1b is more effective.
T TheOneAndOnlyJamesFranco Full Member 7+ Year Member Joined Nov 30, 2013 Messages 173 Reaction score 20 Nov 12, 2015 #3 This is random but, What do you think about the GS exams by the way? For the old exam they were typically though of to be good for Physical sciences... Upvote 0 Downvote
This is random but, What do you think about the GS exams by the way? For the old exam they were typically though of to be good for Physical sciences...