ppp 26. Why aren't strong bonds as useful for work in the cell? 27. Define chemical equilibrium with regards to reaction concentrations and how a reaction will proceed in the cell (i.e. if starting from 1 M of reactants/products with a Kg of 100). ON

ppp 26. Why aren't strong bonds as useful for work in the cell? 27. Define chemical equilibrium with regards to reaction concentrations and how a reaction will proceed in the cell (i.e. if starting from 1 M of reactants/products with a Kg of 100). ON

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26. Why aren't strong bonds as useful for work in the cell?
27. Define chemical equilibrium with regards to reaction concentrations and how a reaction will proceed in the
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