BMB 4210: Sample problemsA+B C+D20°CAG° = 4 KJ/molA = 90mM[B] = 15M= 4M D = 300MM R= 8.314 J/mol●K%3D%3D%3DCalculate AG for the above reaction and indicate whether the reaction is favorable or unfavorableand explain how you know.

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Calculate AG for the above reaction and indicate whether the reaction is favorable or unfavorable and explain how you know.

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BMB 4210: Sample problems
A+B C+D
20°C
AG° = 4 KJ/mol
A = 90mM
[B] = 15M
= 4M D = 300MM R= 8.314 J/mol●K
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Calculate AG for the above reaction and indicate whether the reaction is favorable or unfavorable
and explain how you know.

Expert Solution

Step 1

From the given balanced chemical

Reaction Quotient (Q) = [D][C]/[A][B]

Q = 4 × 300/15×90

= 0.889

Now, relationship between □G and Q

□G = □G° +( RT ×ln(Q))/1000

= 4 + 8.314 × 293×ln(0.889)/1000

= 3.71 kJ/mol

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