The output signal of a glucose biosensor changes from its previous state to the final settled value in 260.0 s and its d

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The output signal of a glucose biosensor changes from its previous state to the final settled value in 260.0 s and its d

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The output signal of a glucose biosensor changes from its previous state to the final settled value in 260.0 s and its dynamic range is from 2.5 mM to 35.0 mm? What is the response time and the midpoint of the dynamic range of this biosensor? Response time Midpoint mM
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