Carbon Monoxide-CO's toxicity stems from the fact that it candisplace oxygen in Hemoglobin•Hgb + O2(g)→ HgbO,AG° = -70 kJ/mol+ CO(g) → HgbCO AG° = -80 kJ/molGiven the data above, estimate theequilibrium constant.AG = –RT In KWhat does the equilibrium constant tell us?55

Carbon Monoxide •CO's toxicity stems from the fact that it can displace oxygen in Hemoglobin •H96 + O2(g) → HgbO2 AGº = -70 kJ/mol %3D •Hgb + CO(g) HgbCO AG° = -80 kJ/mol Given the data above, estimate the equilibrium constant. AG = –RT In K %3D | What does the equilibrium constant tell us

Carbon Monoxide •CO's toxicity stems from the fact that it can displace oxygen in Hemoglobin •H96 + O2(g) → HgbO2 AGº = -70 kJ/mol %3D •Hgb + CO(g) HgbCO AG° = -80 kJ/mol Given the data above, estimate the equilibrium constant. AG = –RT In K %3D | What does the equilibrium constant tell us

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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