Triacylglyceride + H2O à Diacylgleride + R-COO+ H+ 1) What is the standard state

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Triacylglyceride + H2O à Diacylgleride + R-COO+ H+

1) What is the standard state of triacylglyceride?

a) 1 M

b) 1 mM

c) 10-7 M

d) The pure compound

2) What is the standard state of H2O?

a) 1 M

b) 1 mM

c) 10-7 M

d) The pure compound

3) What is the standard state of H+ ?

a) 1 M

b) 1 mM

c) 10-7 M

d) The pure compound

4) For most of the glycolytic reactions we will study (all but three), the reactions occur near equilibrium. This means:

a) G has a large positive value

b) G is near zero

c) G0 is near zero

d) G0 has a large positive value

Explanation / Answer

(1) standard state of triacylglyceride for normal body is 1.7M ...So answer is (a)

(2)Pure water is the standard state of water.

(3) 1mol/L OR 1M  is the standard state of H+.So ans is (a)

(4) G is near zero for the reactions occur near equilibrium.so ans is (b)

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