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The chemical formula for respiration is something like; C6H12O6 + O2 ----> CO2 + H2O + Energy So the 698Kcal number is not energy used, rather energy created or available.

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I have tried and tried to find the answer to this and am dumbfounded. Although it is probably elementary to most. The question is: Why is Delta G -686 k/cal per mol of glucose. I do not want the answer directly just a place to go so I can get the answer myself. Please help. Guide oh science ...

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Regarding the endergonic and exergonic reactions...delta G is negative for exergonic and positive for endergonic. Also, if you have a graph of an endergonic reaction, there is a bit of energy that needs to go in first; this is evident by a bump on ...

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... is the same thing as slope of a line. You need two x values and two y values. Such as (2,1)(4,2) These are xy coordinates. Rate of change is DeltaY/Delta X or in our example above 1-2/2-4 = -1/2 This number is only meaningful if your graph is linear. In your case above it did not appear so. ...

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... the recombinase eliminates any "floxed" gene and there you have it. I suppose you can call your deleted chromosomes anything you want. Delta/delta is a natural choice it seems to me.

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