The Professor needs to go back to his textbook! The Gibbs free energy for ATP hydrolysis depends on the concentrations of ATP, ADP and Pi (and other variables like ion concentrations, temperature) and is typically about 60 kJ/mol under cellular conditions. The stated value of 30.5 kJ/mol is the "standard Gibbs free energy" when [ATP] = [ADP] = [Pi] = 1 Molar (non-physiological and probably well beyond the solubilities). This is a common mistake. The lesson to students – don't believe everything you read or hear.
I've watched a lot of stuff about cellular respiration and I still don't get what's meant when people talk about "energy". Is it for instance molecules becoming a higher thermodynamic state when they become phosphorylated or something?
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When we are breaking the ATP we are getting ADP and HPO3 then, when ATP has to form then where does that phosphate come from?
A HPO3 molecule can never again bind with a free ADP to reform ATP, right??
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The Professor needs to go back to his textbook! The Gibbs free energy for ATP hydrolysis depends on the concentrations of ATP, ADP and Pi (and other variables like ion concentrations, temperature) and is typically about 60 kJ/mol under cellular conditions. The stated value of 30.5 kJ/mol is the "standard Gibbs free energy" when [ATP] = [ADP] = [Pi] = 1 Molar (non-physiological and probably well beyond the solubilities). This is a common mistake. The lesson to students – don't believe everything you read or hear.
what does phosphorylate mean?
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I've watched a lot of stuff about cellular respiration and I still don't get what's meant when people talk about "energy". Is it for instance molecules becoming a higher thermodynamic state when they become phosphorylated or something?
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Plz make video of water vascular system in sponges and even of echinodermata sir
I see two hydrogen atoms in the water molecule but only one hydrogen after the reaction. What happens to the other hydrogen atom?
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Sir is it necessary to study mathematics for new SAT
Legend of portugueses/Brazil please
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