Protein A binds to molecule Z with a Ka of 15.0 x 109. If the concentration of molecule Z is 30.0 nmol L1, calculate the fraction of Protein A bound to molecule Z. (Answer as a decimal fraction, not as a %.)

Protein A binds to molecule Z with a Ka of 15.0 x 109. If the concentration of molecule Z is 30.0 nmol L1, calculate the fraction of Protein A bound to molecule Z. (Answer as a decimal fraction, not as a %.)

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