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NAD + H+2e+ NADH E-0.320 at 25 degree. Calculate the value of E' at pH-1. Assume NAD and NADH are at unimolar concentration. Select one or more: A. 132 V B. 0.143 V C. 0.60 V D. 0.32 VX

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For the reaction
NAD + H+2e + NADH
E"=-0.320 at 25 degree. Calculate the value of E' at pH-1. Assume NAD and NADH are at unimolar concentration.
Select one or more:
A. 132 V
B. 0.143 V
C. 0.62 V
D. 0.32 Vx

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