3.- the free energy under the biochemical standard states. Select all that apply.O AGO AGO AGO AG4.is the free energy of the transition state.O AGtCAGOAGOAG" Which of the following statements best describe the terms of AG, AG, AG" and AG??1.the free energy of the reaction under the actual reaction conditions. Select all that apply.O AG"AGO AGO AG2.the free energy under the standard states. Select all that apply.

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- the free energy under the biochemical standard states. Select all that apply.
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is the free energy of the transition state.
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the free energy of the reaction under the actual reaction conditions. Select all that apply.
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