Creatine phosphate has a standard state free energy of hydrolysis of -43.1 kJ/mol. The given reaction is catalyzed by creatine kinase: creatine phosphate + ADP === ATP + creatine. What is the overall standard free energy for the transfer of a phosphate from ATP to creatine ( ATP === ADP + Pi DeltaGo = -30.5 kJ/mol)? Given this reaction, if ATP = 2 mM, ADP = 0.023 mM, creatine phosphate = 15 mM, and creatine = 8 mM, what is the free energy of the system? %3D

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