We plot modified Stern-Volmer eqn to get 'n' value. For 1:1 stoichiometry case, we do not get the exact value of n=1 rather slight less or more than 1. what is actual reason of this deviation?
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log(F0-F/F)= log Kb + n log[D]t The above equation involves the statement that free and total drug concentrations are equivalent. To overcome this simplifying assumption and to get a more...
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Hi everyone, [D]t={(F0-F/F)*(1/Kb)}^(1/n)+n*[P]t*(F0-F/F) where [D]t and [P]t gives total drug conc and total protein conc. we want to determine Kb and n. we have a series of data for y=(F0-F/F),...
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