Calculate the Gibbs free energy change (AG) for the following chemical reaction:glutamate + NH3 glutamine +H2OThe reaction occurs at 68 °F, the change in heat (AH) = 4103 Cal, and the changein entropy (AS)= 2.4 Cal/K.%3D

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Calculate the Gibbs free energy change (AG) for the following chemical reaction: glutamate + NH: glutamine +H2O The reaction occurs at 68 °F, the change in heat (AH) = 4103 Cal, and the change in entropy (AS)3 2.4 Cal/K. %3D

Calculate the Gibbs free energy change (AG) for the following chemical reaction: glutamate + NH: glutamine +H2O The reaction occurs at 68 °F, the change in heat (AH) = 4103 Cal, and the change in entropy (AS)3 2.4 Cal/K. %3D

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