Answer-
According to the given question-
Question 15-
Oxidation- defined as addition of oxygen or loss of electron from ion or atom and increases the oxidation number of ion or atom.
Reduction- gain of electron is called reduction.
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Oxidation
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Reduction
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Question 7-


G''
= - 30.5 KJ mol-1
RT = 2.47 KJ mol-1
Keq = [ADP] eq
[Pi]
[ATP]
For liver
Keq = 1.8
5.0
3.5 = 2.571
For muscle
Keq = 8.0
0.9
8.0= 0.90
For Brain
Keq = 2.6
0.7
2.7 = 0.674
putting these valve in given equation -
For Liver-
G
= -30.5 + 2.47
2.571
= -30.5 + 2.47
0.94
= -30.5 + 2.32
G
= - 28.18
For muscle
G
= -30.5 + 2.47
0.90
= -30.5 + 2.47
(-0.105)
= - 30.5 - 0.26
G=
- 30.76
For Brain
G
= -30.5 + 2.47
0.674
= -30.5 + 2.47
(-0.394)
= - 30.5 - 0.97
G=
- 31.47
So for Liver
G
= - 28.18
Muscle
G= - 30.76
Brain
G=
- 31.47
Most energy released by cell present in Brain followed by Muscle followed by liver
Brain
G=
- 31.47 > Muscle
G= - 30.76 > Liver
G = - 28.18/
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