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Chemistry, 04.04.2020 13:13 miagirl0311

The surface of a solid sphere is covered by a monolayer of receptors for a ligand. When the ligands diffuse to the surface of the sphere, they are captured instantaneously by the receptors. The ligand diffusion coefficient is 5.2*10-9m2/s. Assume the bulk concentration far away from the sphere is constant of 6.6 nM and the sphere radius is 9.8 μm. (a) Find the ligand concentration C at the location of r=4.9 μm at steady state, where r is the distance to the surface of the sphere. Please enter the numerical value with a unit of nM.

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