Suppose you have a 36.4-g sample of a protein for which denaturation required an input of 2.20 J at a constant temperature of 65.0°C. If the molar mass of the protein is 29.5 kg/mol, what is the entropy change per protein molecule? | J/K

Suppose you have a 36.4-g sample of a protein for which denaturation required an input of 2.20 J at a constant temperature of 65.0°C. If the molar mass of the protein is 29.5 kg/mol, what is the entropy change per protein molecule? | J/K

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Suppose you have a 36.4-g sample of a protein for which denaturation required an input of 2.20 J at a constant temperature of 65.0°C.
If the molar mass of the protein is 29.5 kg/mol, what is the entropy change per protein molecule?
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