Assume that for the reaction XTP <> XDP + Pi, the Keq =272024 (dimensionless). Calculate the standard free energy change (delta Go) for the synthesis of XTP from XDP and Pi at 41.4oC in J/mol to six significant figures. Thank you for your assistance

Assume that for the reaction XTP <> XDP + Pi, the Keq =272024 (dimensionless). Calculate the standard free energy change (delta Go) for the synthesis of XTP from XDP and Pi at 41.4oC in J/mol to six significant figures. Thank you for your assistance

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Assume that for the reaction XTP <> XDP + Pi, the Keq =272024 (dimensionless). Calculate the standard free energy change (delta G^o) for the synthesis of XTP from XDP and Pi at 41.4^oC in J/mol to six significant figures.

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