The equation for the overall reaction that occurs in Complex I is shown below: NADH + H* +Q= NAD+ + QH2 End of Chapter_Problem 32a Calculate AG for the reaction. Use 3 significant figures. AG" kJ- mol1 (Tolerance is +/- 2%) eTextbook and Media Save for Later

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