. Can the reaction (a) be driven by coupling to the hydrolysis of ATP (b)? The AGO value in kJ/mol for each reaction is indicated in parentheses. - glucose-6-phosphate (+13.8) a) Glucose + P; b) ATP + H2O – ADP + P. (-30.5)

. Can the reaction (a) be driven by coupling to the hydrolysis of ATP (b)? The AGO value in kJ/mol for each reaction is indicated in parentheses. - glucose-6-phosphate (+13.8) a) Glucose + P; b) ATP + H2O – ADP + P. (-30.5)

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3. Can the reaction (a) be driven by coupling to the hydrolysis of ATP (b)?
The AGO value in kJ/mol for each reaction is indicated in parentheses.
a) Glucose + P, → glucose-6-phosphate (+13.8)
b) ATP + H20 - ADP + P;
(-30.5)

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