Question 27Calculate the standard free energy change (AG") for the transfer of electrons from succinate toubiquinone:Succinate + ubiquinoneO -2.7 kJ/molrelevant half-reactions and standard reduction potentials:fumarate + 2 H+ + 2 eubiquinone + 2 H+ 2 eO 2.7 kJ/molO -8.7 kJ/mol14.7 kJ/molsuccinatedehydrogenaseO -6.0 kJ/molsuccinateFumarate + ubiquinolubiquinolE = 0.031 VE- 0.045 V

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