Firefly luciferase is the enzyme that allows fireflies to illuminate their abdomens. Because this light generation is an ATP-requiring reaction, firefly luciferase can be used to test for the presence of ATP. In this way. luciferase can test for the presence of life. The coupled reactions are = oxyluciferin + light AMP+ PPI luciferin + Og АТР Given that for the coupled reaction, A,G(278K) = -7.70kJ mol1, and for the hydrolysis of ATP to AMP, A,G(278K) = -31.6 kJ mol-1, what is K for the first reaction at 278 K ? Express your answer numerically. • View Available Hint(s) Temglates Symbols undo ragio feset keyboard shortcuts Help K = 8.79 • 10 8

Firefly luciferase is the enzyme that allows fireflies to illuminate their abdomens. Because this light generation is an ATP-requiring reaction, firefly luciferase can be used to test for the presence of ATP. In this way. luciferase can test for the presence of life. The coupled reactions are = oxyluciferin + light AMP+ PPI luciferin + Og АТР Given that for the coupled reaction, A,G(278K) = -7.70kJ mol1, and for the hydrolysis of ATP to AMP, A,G(278K) = -31.6 kJ mol-1, what is K for the first reaction at 278 K ? Express your answer numerically. • View Available Hint(s) Temglates Symbols undo ragio feset keyboard shortcuts Help K = 8.79 • 10 8

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