D ⇌ E + F DeltaG = -100 kCal mol-1; Activation energy = 5 kCal mol-1...
D ⇌ E + F DeltaG = -100 kCal mol-1; Activation energy = 5 kCal mol-1
A+ B ⇌ F DeltaG = +30 kCal mol-1; Activation energy = 10 kCal mol-1
We can couple these two reactions to carry out the overall reaction. What is the overall reaction and What is the change in free energy of the overall reaction?
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