QUESTION 1 Calculate the actual delta G of this reactions for the conditions listed below: fructose-bis-phosphate 8.34 mM DHAP 1.18 mM Glycerald-3-P 0.114 mM AGO +23.9 kJ/mol Enter your answer in the box below. Your answer must be in kJ/mol, but do not enter units - just the number. R = 8.31 j/mol-K T =310 K

QUESTION 1 Calculate the actual delta G of this reactions for the conditions listed below: fructose-bis-phosphate 8.34 mM DHAP 1.18 mM Glycerald-3-P 0.114 mM AGO +23.9 kJ/mol Enter your answer in the box below. Your answer must be in kJ/mol, but do not enter units - just the number. R = 8.31 j/mol-K T =310 K

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