[tutydau]

How to convert  2×10^(9) M^(-1) × s^(-1) to µM^(-1) × s^(-1)
I know that 1  molar = 1,000,000 micromolar, and that it should go six digits. However, my measurement units delineates the binding rates of ions to proteins. THus, if I go by the conventional way, it would be 2 × 10^(15) µM^(-1) × s^(-1). However, when I compare this to existing measurement units in existing scientific literature, it doesn't correspond. Should it go the other way? Anyone who's good at advanced chemistry please explain this to me.

[tutydau]

Meh, looks like this question is too dubious. 

[sjb]

Meh, looks like this question is too dubious. 

Patience, we're not all sat in front of the screen 25-8.

I would suggest that as it's 1/M, that you divide by a million, rather than multiply