a solution containing 4.20x10^23 molecules/m^3 of protein is separated from pure water by a membrane 2.98 think the diffusion coefficient of the proteins through the membrane is 3.30x10^-18m^2/s. on average how many molecules cross 0.0260 of this membrane each second

a solution containing 4.20x10^23 molecules/m^3 of protein is separated from pure water by a membrane 2.98 think the diffusion coefficient of the proteins through the membrane is 3.30x10^-18m^2/s. on average how many molecules cross 0.0260 of this membrane each second

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a solution containing 4.20x10^23
molecules/m^3 of protein is separated from
pure water by a membrane 2.98 think the
diffusion coefficient of the proteins through the
membrane is 3.30x10^-18m^2/s. on average
how many molecules cross 0.0260 of this
membrane each second

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