Question: explain how 3A was solved and what it means In Class Exercise 3. Creatinine Kinase catalyzes the following reaction: ATP + Creatine ADP + Phosphocreatine

explain how 3A was solved and what it means
explain how 3A was solved and what it means In Class Exercise

In Class Exercise 3. Creatinine Kinase catalyzes the following reaction: ATP + Creatine ADP + Phosphocreatine If the [ATP]=4mM,ADP=0.15mM, [phosphocreatine ]=2.5mM, and [creatine]=1 mM, what is the G for the forward reaction? G=G+RTLnQ G=12.6kJ/mol+(8.3145J/K/mol)(298K)Ln[(2.5mM0.15mM)/(1mM4mM)=2.367 =12.6kJ/mol5.9kJ/mol=6.7kJ/mol b. Is it spontaneous or non-spontaneous? G>0 so the forward reaction is not spontaneous. c. Can you tell how fast the reaction will go from the information I've provided? No. Not for the reverse reaction either. Remember that G values do not tell you anything about reaction rates

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