Use the following information corresponding to 1 Molar concentrations of reactants and products for Questions 7-12. Glycerol + ATP →ADP+ 3-Phosphoglycerate: AH = -63.39 kJ/mol and AS = -0.1255 kJ/molk. Based on the information given above, Which of the following statements regarding this folding process are correct? endothermic exothermic Enthapically driven Entropically driven Enthalpically opposed Entropically opposed at equilibrium Exergonic for all temperatures Endergonic for all temperatures
Use the following information corresponding to 1 Molar concentrations of reactants and products for Questions 7-12. Glycerol + ATP →ADP+ 3-Phosphoglycerate: AH = -63.39 kJ/mol and AS = -0.1255 kJ/molk. Based on the information given above, Which of the following statements regarding this folding process are correct? endothermic exothermic Enthapically driven Entropically driven Enthalpically opposed Entropically opposed at equilibrium Exergonic for all temperatures Endergonic for all temperatures
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Use the following information corresponding to 1 Molar concentrations of reactants and products for Questions 7 -12.
Glycerol + ATP → ADP + 3-Phosphoglycerate:
ΔH = -63.39 kJ/mol and ΔS = -0.1255 kJ/molK.
Based on the information given above, Which of the following statements regarding this folding process are correct?
Use the following information corresponding to 1 Molar concentrations of reactants and products for Questions 7 -12.
Glycerol + ATP → ADP + 3-Phosphoglycerate:
ΔH = -63.39 kJ/mol and ΔS = -0.1255 kJ/molK.
Based on the information given above, Which of the following statements regarding this folding process are correct?
endothermic
exothermic
Enthapically driven
Entropically driven
Enthalpically opposed
Entropically opposed
at equilibrium
Exergonic for all temperatures
Endergonic for all temperatures
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