In the reaction --> S + P --> Q + V --> you measure the concentrations of all the compoents in the virtual sprectrophotometer. Concentration: compound S 0.533, compound P 0.825, compound Q 0.114, compound V 0.095 It is known that for the reaction S + P <--> Q +V, AG° = +0.13 KJ/mol. The extinction coefficient for S at 682 nm is 3268 M¹cm¹, the extinction coefficient for P at 340 nm is 1159 M-¹cm¹, the extinction coefficient for Q at 405 nm is 215 M¹cm¹ and the extinction coefficient for V at 563 nm is 1682 M¹¹cm¹. The reaction takes place at 30°C. R= 8.315 J/(mol K) What is AG for this reaction?

In the reaction --> S + P --> Q + V --> you measure the concentrations of all the compoents in the virtual sprectrophotometer. Concentration: compound S 0.533, compound P 0.825, compound Q 0.114, compound V 0.095 It is known that for the reaction S + P <--> Q +V, AG° = +0.13 KJ/mol. The extinction coefficient for S at 682 nm is 3268 M¹cm¹, the extinction coefficient for P at 340 nm is 1159 M-¹cm¹, the extinction coefficient for Q at 405 nm is 215 M¹cm¹ and the extinction coefficient for V at 563 nm is 1682 M¹¹cm¹. The reaction takes place at 30°C. R= 8.315 J/(mol K) What is AG for this reaction?

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