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1. Introduction to Biochemistry / Gibbs Free Energy / Problem 4
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Analyze how physiological conditions differ from standard conditions and their impact on Gibbs free energy calculations.
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Physiological conditions differ only in concentration, which has a minimal impact on Gibbs free energy calculations.
B
Physiological conditions only differ in pressure, which does not affect Gibbs free energy calculations.
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Physiological conditions vary in temperature, pressure, and concentration, affecting Gibbs free energy calculations by altering reaction spontaneity.
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Physiological conditions are identical to standard conditions, thus having no impact on Gibbs free energy calculations.
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