The standard free energy of hydrolysis, DGº of some compounds are given below: Compound DG (kcal/mole) Compound A~P (AP→ A+ P₁) -5.7 Compound B~P (BP→ B + P₁) -10.3 Compound C~P (CP →→C + P₁) -7.5 Compound D~P (DP →→D + P₁) -4.6 Compound E~P (EP-E + P₁) Which of the following reactions will occur spontaneously? EP+BE+BP B+ CPC+ BP OCP+E EP + C OAP + C CP+ A -6.1

The standard free energy of hydrolysis, DGº of some compounds are given below: Compound DG (kcal/mole) Compound A~P (AP→ A+ P₁) -5.7 Compound B~P (BP→ B + P₁) -10.3 Compound C~P (CP →→C + P₁) -7.5 Compound D~P (DP →→D + P₁) -4.6 Compound E~P (EP-E + P₁) Which of the following reactions will occur spontaneously? EP+BE+BP B+ CPC+ BP OCP+E EP + C OAP + C CP+ A -6.1

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry

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Chapter7: Reaction Rates And Chemical Equilibrium

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