Pharmaceutical drugs are chemicals that bind to the receptors on the cells of living organisms and alter the activity of the regular biochemical processes in the organism. What factor determines whether a pharmaceutical drug can bind to the receptors on the cells of the organism taking the drug?
A.
the average atomic mass of the pharmaceutical
B.
the molecular structure of the pharmaceutical
C.
the molecular mass of the pharmaceutical
D.
the nuclear half-lives of the pharmaceutical

-  452.85 degree C and 847.13 degree F.

Solution:- The given temperature is 726 K and it asks to convert it to degree C and degree F. For degree C to K conversion we add 273.15. So, if we are doing opposite conversion that is K to degree C then we need to subtract 273.15.

degree C = 726 - 273.15 = 452.85

Now we could convert degree C to degree F using the formula:

Let's plug in the value of degree C temperature in it:

= 815.13 + 32

= 847.13 degree F

So, 726 K would be 452.85 degree C and 847.13 degree F.