Calculate AG° for the reaction A + B +>C+D at 25°C when the equilibrium conditions are [A] = 12 mM, [B] = 12 mM, [C] = 9.8 mM, [D] = 9.8 mM. A) -1 J/mol B) -100 J/mol C) -1 kJ/mol D) -10 kJ/mol E) none of the above

Calculate AG° for the reaction A + B +>C+D at 25°C when the equilibrium conditions are [A] = 12 mM, [B] = 12 mM, [C] = 9.8 mM, [D] = 9.8 mM. A) -1 J/mol B) -100 J/mol C) -1 kJ/mol D) -10 kJ/mol E) none of the above

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