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Calculate Delta G for the following reaction: Glutamate + NH3  glutamine + H2O Where the reaction...

Calculate Delta G for the following reaction:

Glutamate + NH3  glutamine + H2O

Where the reaction occurs at 293 kelvin, the change in heat is 19,070 calories, and the change in entropy is 90 cal/k.

Is this reaction endergonic or exergonic?

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