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The standard biological reaction Gibbs energy for the removal of a

phosphate group from adenosine monophosphate is -14 kJ/mol at 298 K. What are the

values of the thermodynamic standard reaction Gibbs free energy and the associated

equilibrium constant, K?

AMP + H2O à A + P + H+ DRGo’ = -14 kJ/mol

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