6. The overall reaction of sugar metabolism is C12H22O11(s) + 1202(g) = 12CO2(g) + 11H20(1). If 30% of Gibbs's free energy is transformed into non-volume work in body, how much of work will be obtained in result of metabolism of 1.00mol of solid sugar at 37°C ? A. 5799.11 kJ• mol-l; 1740 kJ• mol-1 B. -5799.11 kJ. mol-1; 1740 kJ. mol-le C. 5799.11 kJ. mol-'; -1740 kJ. mol-le D. -5799.11 kJ. mol-l; -1740 kJ· mol-l

6. The overall reaction of sugar metabolism is C12H22O11(s) + 1202(g) = 12CO2(g) + 11H20(1). If 30% of Gibbs's free energy is transformed into non-volume work in body, how much of work will be obtained in result of metabolism of 1.00mol of solid sugar at 37°C ? A. 5799.11 kJ• mol-l; 1740 kJ• mol-1 B. -5799.11 kJ. mol-1; 1740 kJ. mol-le C. 5799.11 kJ. mol-'; -1740 kJ. mol-le D. -5799.11 kJ. mol-l; -1740 kJ· mol-l

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