3. Imagine the following reaction happening at room temperature under standard conditions: A → B a. What is the value of the AG° that results in equal amounts of A and B at equilibrium? b. What is the change in AG° required to produce a 10 fold increase in the equilibrium constant? c. Let us assume that the reaction above has AG° of +12.5 kJ/mol. hat is the ratio of product to substrate at equilibrium? d. Expanding on (c), let us couple this reaction to the hydrolysis of ATP (AG°=-30.5 kJ/mol): A + ATP + H20 →B + ADP + Pi AG° = -18 kJ/mol What is the ratio of products to substrates at equilibrium now?

3. Imagine the following reaction happening at room temperature under standard conditions: A → B a. What is the value of the AG° that results in equal amounts of A and B at equilibrium? b. What is the change in AG° required to produce a 10 fold increase in the equilibrium constant? c. Let us assume that the reaction above has AG° of +12.5 kJ/mol. hat is the ratio of product to substrate at equilibrium? d. Expanding on (c), let us couple this reaction to the hydrolysis of ATP (AG°=-30.5 kJ/mol): A + ATP + H20 →B + ADP + Pi AG° = -18 kJ/mol What is the ratio of products to substrates at equilibrium now?

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