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Part 1 Calculate the standard free energy change for the reduction of cytochrome ( c ) by cytochrome ( c_{1} ). Consult Table 15.1 for the relevant half-reactions. Use 2 significant figures. [ Delta mathrm{G}^{circ}=mathrm{i} quad mathrm{kJ} cdot mathrm{mol}^{-1} ] (Tolerance is ( +/-2 % ) )

Name: part 1 calculate the standard free energy change for the reduction of cytochrome c by cytochrome c1 consult table 151 for the relevant half reactions use 2 significant figures delta mathrmgcircmathrm
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Description: part 1 calculate the standard free energy change for the reduction of cytochrome c by cytochrome c1 consult table 151 for the relevant half reactions use 2 significant figures delta mathrmgcircmathrm

          Part 1
Calculate the standard free energy change for the reduction of cytochrome ( c ) by cytochrome ( c_{1} ). Consult Table 15.1 for the relevant half-reactions. Use 2 significant figures.
[
Delta mathrm{G}^{circ}=mathrm{i} quad mathrm{kJ} cdot mathrm{mol}^{-1}
]
(Tolerance is ( +/-2 % ) )

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General Chemistry

Darrell Ebbing, Steven D. Gammon 11th Edition

Chapter 19

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04/16/2024

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1. The half-reaction for the reduction of cytochrome c is: Cytc(Fe3+) + e- → Cytc(Fe2+); E°' = +0.22 V The half-reaction for the oxidation of cytochrome c1 is: Cytc1(Fe2+) → Cytc1(Fe3+) + e-; E°' = +0.22 V The standard free energy change (ΔG°) for a redox Show more…

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Part 1 Calculate the standard free energy change for the reduction of cytochrome ( c ) by cytochrome ( c_{1} ). Consult Table 15.1 for the relevant half-reactions. Use 2 significant figures. [ Delta mathrm{G}^{circ}=mathrm{i} quad mathrm{kJ} cdot mathrm{mol}^{-1} ] (Tolerance is ( +/-2 % ) )