[Spring2019] last question for tonight
Borries Demeler
demeler at gmail.com
Thu Feb 28 21:43:16 MST 2019
Another one from Beth:
> For A1, I figured out the units and have determined that I should use
> R=8.3145 J/mol*K. To cancel out the cm and the g when converting J to
> m^2*kg*s^-2 I have to divide R by 100,000. Am I over complicating this?
everything should come out right if you consistently stick to cgs units,
i.e., if you were to calculate the frictional coefficient for BSA at 20C,
you would do something like this:
R T N D f
f = (8.314e+07 * 293.15)/(6.022e+23 * 6.03e-07) = 6.712e-08
-Borries
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