5 Questions
In a favorable process where ΔG is negative, what is the relationship between the actual concentrations of reactant and product at equilibrium?
The actual concentrations are equal to the equilibrium concentrations
If Keq = 1, what can be said about ΔGo?
ΔGo = 0
According to the given equation, what can be concluded if Keq > 1?
ΔGo < 0
What is the relationship between the standard free energy changes (ΔGo) of two consecutive reactions?
They are added to each other
What type of process is the coupling of a favorable process (–ΔG) with an unfavorable process (+ΔG) to yield an overall –ΔG?
Overall outcome cannot be determined from the given information
Test your knowledge of bioenergetics and oxidative phosphorylation with this quiz. Explore the equilibrium constant, free energy change, and concentrations at equilibrium in biochemical reactions.
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