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2+ The binding constant for the Mg²+ ion to ATP is about (0.1 mM)¹. How much energy is required to detach a magnesium ion from ATP at standard conditions?

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Chapter23: Enzymes

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Problem 23.4P: Compare the activation energy in uncatalyzed reactions and in enzyme-catalyzed reactions.

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