Which statement is INCORRECT with regards to the following paired reaction: Lactate + NAD converts to/from Pyruvate + NADH E value pyruvate /lactate = -0.185V E value NAD /NADH = -0.320V F-96.5kl/mol/v O Pyruvate will accept electrons O The Lactate/Pyruvate pair is more electropositive O The reaction proceeds from the right to the left O The delta E value for the reaction is -0.135V NADH/NAD+ pair donates electrons

Which statement is INCORRECT with regards to the following paired reaction: Lactate + NAD converts to/from Pyruvate + NADH E value pyruvate /lactate = -0.185V E value NAD /NADH = -0.320V F-96.5kl/mol/v O Pyruvate will accept electrons O The Lactate/Pyruvate pair is more electropositive O The reaction proceeds from the right to the left O The delta E value for the reaction is -0.135V NADH/NAD+ pair donates electrons

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

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Author:H. Stephen Stoker

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Chapter23: Biochemical Energy Production

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23.91EP

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