The reaction glyceraidehyde-3-phosphate NAD + P→ 1.3 diphosphoglycerale NADH + H has a standard reaction free energy (pH 7) of A.G 6.3 kJ mol ▼ Part A If the standard reduction potential of NAD +H+2e →NADH is 0.324 V, the reaction 1,3 dphosphoglycerate+ADP 3-phosphoglycero-ATP has a standard reaction free energy (pH 7) of A, G = -18.8 kJ/mol and the ATP hydrolysis reaction ATPH20 ADP- P₁ +H+ has a standard reaction free energy (pH 73 af-31.0 kamot, calculane the standard reduction poiantial for the reaction 3 phosphegyre+2+381 gyeraldehyde-3-phosphate + H₂0 Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units 2- PA .574 ↑ + Predoute 7

The reaction glyceraidehyde-3-phosphate NAD + P→ 1.3 diphosphoglycerale NADH + H has a standard reaction free energy (pH 7) of A.G 6.3 kJ mol ▼ Part A If the standard reduction potential of NAD +H+2e →NADH is 0.324 V, the reaction 1,3 dphosphoglycerate+ADP 3-phosphoglycero-ATP has a standard reaction free energy (pH 7) of A, G = -18.8 kJ/mol and the ATP hydrolysis reaction ATPH20 ADP- P₁ +H+ has a standard reaction free energy (pH 73 af-31.0 kamot, calculane the standard reduction poiantial for the reaction 3 phosphegyre+2+381 gyeraldehyde-3-phosphate + H₂0 Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units 2- PA .574 ↑ + Predoute 7

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