8. Calculate the free energy of reaction for: D+F G+M G+C→ A + B AG° = +277 kJ %3D using the following equations and data: C+F A D B+ M AG° =+303 kJ %3D AG° = -158 kJ %3D a) -132 kJ b) +422 kJ c) -422 kJ d) +132 kJ

8. Calculate the free energy of reaction for: D+F G+M G+C→ A + B AG° = +277 kJ %3D using the following equations and data: C+F A D B+ M AG° =+303 kJ %3D AG° = -158 kJ %3D a) -132 kJ b) +422 kJ c) -422 kJ d) +132 kJ

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Calculate the free energy of reaction for:
D+F G+M
G+C→ A + B
AG° = +277 kJ
%3D
using the following equations and data:
C+F A
D B+ M
AG° =+303 kJ
%3D
AG° = -158 kJ
%3D
a)
-132 kJ b) +422 kJ
c) -422 kJ
d) +132 kJ

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