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Using the redox tower above, rank the following equations fror produced to least energy produced (Where 1 is the most energ least energy produced). A. H2 + NO3 → NO2 + H20 B. C,H1206 + 602→ 6CO2 + 6H2O

Using the redox tower above, rank the following equations fror produced to least energy produced (Where 1 is the most energ least energy produced). A. H2 + NO3 → NO2 + H20 B. C,H1206 + 602→ 6CO2 + 6H2O

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
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Couple E (M -0.50 Co/glucose (-0.43) 24 e · 2H*/H2 (-0.42) 2 e - -0.40 CO/methanol (-0.38) 6 e NAD+/NADH (-0.32) 2 e --0.30 CO2/acetate (-0.28) 8 e -0.20 S/H,S (-0.28) 2 e -0.10 so,/H,S (-0.22) 8 e -0.0 Pyruvate/lactate (-0.19) 2 e S,0.-/S,0,2- (+0.024) 2 e +0.10 · Fumarate/succinate (+0.03) 2 e -+0.20 Cytochrome boxired (+0.035) 1 e Fe3+/Fe2* (+0.2) 1 e, (pH 7) +0.30 Ubiquinoneox/red (+0.11) 2 e +0.40 Cytochrome cox/red (+0.25) 1 e +0.50 Cytochrome aoxlred (+0.39) 1 e · NO3/NO, (+0.42) 2 e +0.60 +0.70 NO3½N2 (+0.74) 5 e Fe3+/Fe2+ (+0.76) 1 e, (pH 2) +0.80 k O/H,0 (+0.82) 2 e +0.90 Using the redox tower above, rank the following equations from most energy produced to least energy produced (Where 1 is the most energy produced and 4 is the least energy produced). A. H2 + NO3 → NO2 + H20 B. C6H1206 + 602 → 6CO2 + 6H2O
Transcribed Image Text:Couple E (M -0.50 Co/glucose (-0.43) 24 e · 2H*/H2 (-0.42) 2 e - -0.40 CO/methanol (-0.38) 6 e NAD+/NADH (-0.32) 2 e --0.30 CO2/acetate (-0.28) 8 e -0.20 S/H,S (-0.28) 2 e -0.10 so,/H,S (-0.22) 8 e -0.0 Pyruvate/lactate (-0.19) 2 e S,0.-/S,0,2- (+0.024) 2 e +0.10 · Fumarate/succinate (+0.03) 2 e -+0.20 Cytochrome boxired (+0.035) 1 e Fe3+/Fe2* (+0.2) 1 e, (pH 7) +0.30 Ubiquinoneox/red (+0.11) 2 e +0.40 Cytochrome cox/red (+0.25) 1 e +0.50 Cytochrome aoxlred (+0.39) 1 e · NO3/NO, (+0.42) 2 e +0.60 +0.70 NO3½N2 (+0.74) 5 e Fe3+/Fe2+ (+0.76) 1 e, (pH 2) +0.80 k O/H,0 (+0.82) 2 e +0.90 Using the redox tower above, rank the following equations from most energy produced to least energy produced (Where 1 is the most energy produced and 4 is the least energy produced). A. H2 + NO3 → NO2 + H20 B. C6H1206 + 602 → 6CO2 + 6H2O
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