4. The bacterium Pseudomonas saccharophilia contains sucrose phosphorylase, an enzyme that catalyzes the phosphorolytic cleavage of sucrose: Sucrose + Pi > glucose 1-phosphate + fructose Given the data below, what is the standard free-energy change for the phosphorolysis of sucrose? H20 + Sucrose + Pi glucose + fructose AG- -29 kJ/mol H;0 + glucose 1-phosphate > glucose + Pi AG- -21 kl/mol A. -8 kl/mol B. 8 kJ/mol C. 50 kl/mol D. 50 kl/mol E. Cannot be determined from the data given

4. The bacterium Pseudomonas saccharophilia contains sucrose phosphorylase, an enzyme that catalyzes the phosphorolytic cleavage of sucrose: Sucrose + Pi > glucose 1-phosphate + fructose Given the data below, what is the standard free-energy change for the phosphorolysis of sucrose? H20 + Sucrose + Pi glucose + fructose AG- -29 kJ/mol H;0 + glucose 1-phosphate > glucose + Pi AG- -21 kl/mol A. -8 kl/mol B. 8 kJ/mol C. 50 kl/mol D. 50 kl/mol E. Cannot be determined from the data given

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter5: Alkenes: Bonding, Nomenclature, And Properties

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