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charge states 1, 2, 3, and so on, respectively.
Polyvalence or
multivalence refers to
species that are not
restricted to a
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- {\displaystyle K_{d}={\frac {[P][G]}{[PG]}}}
Given that many GBPs
exhibit multivalency, this
model may be
expanded to
account for
multiple equilibria: P + G...
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codes are
integrated because he
wants to
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plurality (
multivalence) of the text.
Since reading is
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unmodified text.
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