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t or f. thermodynamics is a question of whether or not a reaction CAN happen
true
does thermo tell you how fast?
NO
all that matters in thermodynamics is....
initial and final states
If a system is at equilibrium, __ work can be done
no work
keq
[prod]/[react]
distribution of reactants and products at _____ will be skewd in the direction of the most stable state
equilibrium
whichever is more stable will have more
if Keq = 1 what do you know about products and reactants
they are exactly equal concs
if keq is less than one what do you know about products and reactants
more reactants than products. That is, the products must have higher free energy so the more stable form (the reactants) will be in a higher concentration
what is change in Go'
biochemist's standard state
conc 1M
1 atm pressure
25C
pH 7
the equilibrium ratio that can be used to calculate free energy that is released or consumed in a standard state reaction
what is the univeral gas constant
1.987 x 10E-3 kcal/molK
State the equation.
Go' =
-RTlnKeq
So if Keq is >1 what is the sign of G.'
G ends up being negative, so this reaction is spontaneous
state the equations for dG =
dGo' + RTlnkeq
If you reaction is in equilibrium, what is dG?
well, RTlnKeq = dGo' and that means dG is zero!
from what two things does your change of chemical reaction come from
enthalpy
entropy
def. measure of the differnece in heat between the products and substrates
dH
what are the units of delta H
kcal/mol
if heat is evolved in a reaction you know that .....
dH is negative
def. the measure of the differnece in randomness between the products and substrates
entropy
what are the unites of entropy
kcal/Kmol
If the products of a reacitona re more random than the reactants, is dS positive or negative?
positive if products are more random
state dG in terms of HTS
dH - TdS
the sign and magnitude of dG results from a tug of war between ___ and ____
enthalpy and entropy
what is dGo' for ATP
-7.5 kcal/mol
why is the equilibrium so tilted toward products?
must mean the products are far more stable than the reactants
for our purposes, a high energy bond has a dGo' of what or lower
-5kcal/mol or lower
what is dGo' of pyrophosphate (phosphate anhydride)
-7.5 kcal/mol
like ATP hydrolysis
how does the transition state affect keq?
it doesn't!