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the deltag value for the acontinase reaction is 5.8 kj/mol. what is the ratio of isocitrate/citrate understandard conditions?

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The ratio of isocitrate/citrate under standard conditions is 0.096 when the value of ΔG° is given by 5.8kj/mol.

We know that isocitrate and citrate are convertible. It is given that the ΔG° is given by 5.8kj/mol. Then we know that,

ΔG° = -RTlnK

lnK = -RT/ΔG°

On substituting the values, we get

lnK = -5.6x10³/(6.314x296)

lnK = -2.34

K = 0.09623

The value of k is 0.09623.

Therefore, the ratio of Isocitrate to citrate is given by,

[Isocitrate]/[Citrate] = 0.09623

The ratio could be however rounded off to 0.096.

Therefore, the ratio is given by 0.096 for the isocitrate/citrate under standard conditions. In this way, the ratio could be computed very easily.

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