The metabolism of Cpd C (C18H28O2) can be written as -12000 kJ/mol C18H2802(s) + 24 O2(g) glucose 18 CO2(g) + 14 H2O1) AG° %3D Synthesis of ATP can be written as ADP(aq) + PO4° (aq) 3- ATP(ag) + H2O(1) AG° = + 31 kJ/mol ATP Using the data in this problem, how many mol of ATP (to the nearest whole number) can be made from the metabolism of 1 mol of Cpd C? 323 mol ATP/mol Cpd C 90 mol ATP/mol Cpd C 387 mol ATP/mol Cpd C none of the answers are correct

The metabolism of Cpd C (C18H28O2) can be written as -12000 kJ/mol C18H2802(s) + 24 O2(g) glucose 18 CO2(g) + 14 H2O1) AG° %3D Synthesis of ATP can be written as ADP(aq) + PO4° (aq) 3- ATP(ag) + H2O(1) AG° = + 31 kJ/mol ATP Using the data in this problem, how many mol of ATP (to the nearest whole number) can be made from the metabolism of 1 mol of Cpd C? 323 mol ATP/mol Cpd C 90 mol ATP/mol Cpd C 387 mol ATP/mol Cpd C none of the answers are correct

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