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Inertness doesn't matter a whole lot when it comes to biological systems. There might not be any reactions where electrons are moving around but what really mat
by kevviiinn 4y ago
Inertness doesn't matter a whole lot when it comes to biological systems. There might not be any reactions where electrons are moving around but what really matters are the noncovalent intermolecular interactions when they get near proteins. Things that don't react can still act as ligands