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In biology, evergy is stored as
adenosime triphosphate (ATP or ATP+).
When this compound hydrolyses, a
leturns to its low energy form, adenosine
diphosphate (ADT, or ADT¹"):
3-
4-
ATP ² (aq) + H₂O
→ ADP + HPO₂²² + H₂O +
and Gran
AG
At 37°C and pH=7₁0, AH₂ = -20 kJ. Mol"
31 RJ.mol" for this
process.
(a) How much non-expansion work is ducilable
per mole of ATP hydrolysed.
?
(2)
($) Calculate and explain the sign of
(3) AS rxn for this
process
at 37°C and
pte=7
Transcribed Image Text:3. In biology, evergy is stored as adenosime triphosphate (ATP or ATP+). When this compound hydrolyses, a leturns to its low energy form, adenosine diphosphate (ADT, or ADT¹"): 3- 4- ATP ² (aq) + H₂O → ADP + HPO₂²² + H₂O + and Gran AG At 37°C and pH=7₁0, AH₂ = -20 kJ. Mol" 31 RJ.mol" for this process. (a) How much non-expansion work is ducilable per mole of ATP hydrolysed. ? (2) ($) Calculate and explain the sign of (3) AS rxn for this process at 37°C and pte=7
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