15. Coupling Redox reactions The top reaction was left out of the table. It is: 1/2O2 + 2H+ H₂O E'o = 0.816 V Determine if the reaction given will proceed in the direction written under standard conditions. Circle YES if it does. Circle NO if it doesn't. E'o acceptor - E'o donor = AE'o AG=-nFAE'o F = Faraday's constant: 96.48 kJ/mol n = # electrons transferred Pyruvate + NADH + H+ → lactate + NAD+ YES NO Pyruvate + B-hydroxybutyrate → lactate + acetoacetate YES NO

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15. Coupling Redox reactions
The top reaction was left out of the table. It is:
1202 + 2H+ → H₂O
E'o 0.816 V
Determine if the reaction given will proceed in
the direction written under standard conditions.
Circle YES if it does. Circle NO if it doesn't.
E'o acceptor - E'o donor = AE'o
AG=nFAE'o
F = Faraday's constant: 96.48 kJ/mol
n = # electrons transferred
Pyruvate + NADH + H+ lactate + NAD+
YES
NO
E. Pyruvate + B-hydroxybutyrate → lactate +
acetoacetate
YES
NO
Standard Reduction Potentials of Some
Biologically Important Half-Reactions
E" (V)
0.816
0.771
NO₂+H₂O
0.421
0.365
0.36
0.35
0.295
0.29
0.254
0.22
0.077
0.045
0.031
0.000
-0.015
-0.166
-0.185
-0.197
-0.219
-0.243
-0.29
-0.320
-0.324
-0.346
-0.38
-0.414
-0.432
TABLE 13-7
Half-reaction
Fe +e-Fe"
NO, +2H+2e
Cytochrome f(Fe) + →
cytochrome f(Fe**)
Fe(CN) (ferricyanide) + e
Cytochrome a, (Fe) +→
cytochrome a, (Fe²*)
O₂ + 2H+2e-H₂O,
Cytochrome a (Fe) +e-
cytochrome a (Fe²)
Cytochrome c (Fe) + e
cytochrome c (Fe**)
Cytochrome c, (Fe)+c
ubiquinol
cytochrome c, (F²)
Cytochrome b (Fe) +e
cytochrome b (Fe**)
Ubiquinone +2H* +2e
Fumarate +244 +2e succinate
2H+2e-H, (at standard conditions, pH 0)
Crotonyl-CoA +254 +2e-butyryl-CoA
Oxaloacetate +244 +2e malate
Pyruvate +2H +2e
lactate
+2e-ethanol
Acetaldehyde +2
FAD+24+2e
Glutathione +24² +2e
FADH,
2 reduced glutathione
5+2 +2e-HS
Lipoic acid +2 +2edihydrolipoic acid
NAD+H+2e-NADH
NADP+H+Ze-NADPH
Acetoacetate +244 +2e
B-hydroxybutyrate
a-Ketoglutarate+CO₂ + 2H+2e →→
isocitrate
2H+2e H, (at pH 7)
Ferredoxin (Fe)+eferredoxin (Fe**)
Fe(CN)
Transcribed Image Text:15. Coupling Redox reactions The top reaction was left out of the table. It is: 1202 + 2H+ → H₂O E'o 0.816 V Determine if the reaction given will proceed in the direction written under standard conditions. Circle YES if it does. Circle NO if it doesn't. E'o acceptor - E'o donor = AE'o AG=nFAE'o F = Faraday's constant: 96.48 kJ/mol n = # electrons transferred Pyruvate + NADH + H+ lactate + NAD+ YES NO E. Pyruvate + B-hydroxybutyrate → lactate + acetoacetate YES NO Standard Reduction Potentials of Some Biologically Important Half-Reactions E" (V) 0.816 0.771 NO₂+H₂O 0.421 0.365 0.36 0.35 0.295 0.29 0.254 0.22 0.077 0.045 0.031 0.000 -0.015 -0.166 -0.185 -0.197 -0.219 -0.243 -0.29 -0.320 -0.324 -0.346 -0.38 -0.414 -0.432 TABLE 13-7 Half-reaction Fe +e-Fe" NO, +2H+2e Cytochrome f(Fe) + → cytochrome f(Fe**) Fe(CN) (ferricyanide) + e Cytochrome a, (Fe) +→ cytochrome a, (Fe²*) O₂ + 2H+2e-H₂O, Cytochrome a (Fe) +e- cytochrome a (Fe²) Cytochrome c (Fe) + e cytochrome c (Fe**) Cytochrome c, (Fe)+c ubiquinol cytochrome c, (F²) Cytochrome b (Fe) +e cytochrome b (Fe**) Ubiquinone +2H* +2e Fumarate +244 +2e succinate 2H+2e-H, (at standard conditions, pH 0) Crotonyl-CoA +254 +2e-butyryl-CoA Oxaloacetate +244 +2e malate Pyruvate +2H +2e lactate +2e-ethanol Acetaldehyde +2 FAD+24+2e Glutathione +24² +2e FADH, 2 reduced glutathione 5+2 +2e-HS Lipoic acid +2 +2edihydrolipoic acid NAD+H+2e-NADH NADP+H+Ze-NADPH Acetoacetate +244 +2e B-hydroxybutyrate a-Ketoglutarate+CO₂ + 2H+2e →→ isocitrate 2H+2e H, (at pH 7) Ferredoxin (Fe)+eferredoxin (Fe**) Fe(CN)
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