chemical potential and multiple component system 6. The enzyme phosphorylase b can be activated by the addition of AMP. The equilibrium constant for the renzyme : AMP enzyme + AMPis given as a function of temperature belowTemperature/KKx 10/(M)285-5289300312-52-753-14-25-9Calculate AH", AS' and AG" for this reaction at 303 K, stating any assumptions thatyou make.

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Calculate AH", AS and AG" for this reaction at 303 K, stating any assumptions that you make.

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