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Chapter 25, Problem 25.36AP
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

The G°' for the reaction shown in Fig. P25.36.

Concept Introduction:

For a spontaneous reaction, the value for G°' is negative.

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Answer to Problem 25.36AP

G°'=-14.0 kJ/mol

Explanation of Solution

The given reaction is:

fatty acyl-CoA+carnitine fatty acyl carnitine+ HSCoA

This reaction is the addition of two reactions that are shown below:

fatty acyl-CoA+H2O RCO2- +  HSCoA +H+  G°'=-31.4 kJ/mol (1)

RCO2-+carnitine+H+ a fatty acyl carnitine+H2O G°'=+17.4 kJ/mol (2)

Thus, the G°' for the given reaction is calculated as below:

fatty acyl-CoA+H2O RCO2- +  HSCoA +H+G°'=-31.4 kJ/mol (1)

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RCO2-+carnitine+H+ a fatty acyl carnitine+H2O G°'=+17.4 kJ/mol (2)

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a fatty acyl-CoA+carnitinea fatty acyl carnitine+ HSCoAG°'=-14.0 kJ/mol

Conclusion

G°'=-14.0 kJ/mol

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

The equilibrium constant (at pH=7) for this reaction at 37 (310 K).

Concept Introduction:

The relation between G°' and the equilibrium constant is:

G°'=-2.3 RTlogKeq

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Answer to Problem 25.36AP

K=230 at 37 (310 K)

Explanation of Solution

The relation between G°' and the equilibrium constant is:

G°'=-2.3 RTlogKeq

By substituting the value of T=37 (310 K) and G°'=-14.0 kJ/mol, the value for the equilibrium constant is calculated as below:

G°'=-2.3 RTlogKeq

-14000Jmol=-2.3 ×8.314Jmol·K ×310 K×logKeq

logKeq=-14000 J/mol-2.3×8.314 J/mol·K×310 K

logKeq=2.362

Keq=230

Thus, the equilibrium constant for the temperature T=37=310 K is 230.

Conclusion

Keq=230

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

A structural reason for the reaction being so favorable, is to be suggested.

Concept Introduction:

Overall reaction is said to be favorable when the products are more stable than the reactants.

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Answer to Problem 25.36AP

This reaction is favorable because the overall conversion is from a less stable thioester to a more stable oxoester.

Explanation of Solution

This reaction is favorable because the overall conversion is from a thioester to a more stable ester.

Conclusion

This reaction is favorable because the overall conversion is from a thioester to a more stable ester.

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