Problem 3. Glucese isomers at equilibrium Here you are ence again looking into the equilibriam in silution of the. fro most abundant isomers of glicose. a D-ghecose and f-D-elacose, this time using Boltamann's distribation. Recall that the difference in Gibbs fee energy between the two forms at 25C is Ge=GpGa=1.43kJ/avol. A. Determine the relative probability ratr14 of finding the B-D form compared to the aD format 25 (Hines: The energies are for 1 mol of particles. Double cbeck your units) B. The fractions x of Dglacose and y of D-glocose at equilibrium could casily tell you how much more likely the D form is to the a-D form in equilibriam. Write down this selation between x;y and PesRep, Use it to calculate the values of x and y. Compare to the values found in Written HW 5 . (Hint since we assume that only these two isoeners are present, x and y must add up to 1.)