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Thermodynamics in Biochemistry

Robert A. Alberty

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Abstract The thermodynamics of chemical reactions and biochemical reactions (enzyme‐catalysed reactions at specified pH) deals with equilibrium constants K of chemical reactions and apparent equilibrium constants K ’ for biochemical reactions, reduction potentials for chemical half‐reactions, and apparent reduction potentials for biochemical half‐reactions.

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Abstract The thermodynamics of chemical reactions and biochemical reactions (enzyme‐catalysed reactions at specified pH) deals with equilibrium constants K of chemical reactions and apparent equilibrium constants K ’ for biochemical reactions, reduction potentials for chemical half‐reactions, and apparent reduction potentials for biochemical half‐reactions.

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Abstract The thermodynamics of chemical reactions and biochemical reactions (enzyme‐catalysed reactions at specified pH) deals with equilibrium constants K of chemical reactions and apparent equilibrium constants K ’ for biochemical reactions, reduction potentials for chemical half‐reactions, and apparent reduction potentials for biochemical half‐reactions.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Chemical reaction, Equilibrium constant, Chemical thermodynamics, Chemical equilibrium, Computational chemistry, Physical chemistry

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