29. Observe this chemical reaction to answer the following questions (29a through 29h). "Reaction #1" is the reaction from left to right. "Reaction # 2" is the reaction from right to left. ATP Gibbs Free Energy OH OH OH reactants Graph A Reaction #1 Reaction #2 products 29a. Which of these graphs would best represent Reaction #1? ANSWER (A or B) 29b. Which of these graphs would best represent Reaction #27 ANSWER (A or B) Gibbs Free Energy ADP reactants nofoto OH OH Graph B OH OH Reaction NH₂ products + Phosphate Reaction 29c, Does Reaction #1 have a positive AG or a negative AG? ANSWER (positive or negative)

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