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... tyrosine is given in tables of ther- modynamic data as 1070.2 kcal / mol . Calculate the heat of formation . Solution : The formula of tyrosine is HO о ) CH , CHCOOH ΝΗ , Using the empirical formula , we write the combustion equation 3 ...
... tyrosine is given in tables of ther- modynamic data as 1070.2 kcal / mol . Calculate the heat of formation . Solution : The formula of tyrosine is HO о ) CH , CHCOOH ΝΗ , Using the empirical formula , we write the combustion equation 3 ...
Page 106
... tyrosine : AHcomb 9 ( -94.05 ) + 51 ( −68.32 ) - AH , ( tyrosine ) = -1070.2 kcal From this , = ΔΗ , = -1222.2 + 1070.2 = - 152.0 kcal The heat of combustion is also significant as an indication of the energy that can be obtained by ...
... tyrosine : AHcomb 9 ( -94.05 ) + 51 ( −68.32 ) - AH , ( tyrosine ) = -1070.2 kcal From this , = ΔΗ , = -1222.2 + 1070.2 = - 152.0 kcal The heat of combustion is also significant as an indication of the energy that can be obtained by ...
Page 399
... tyrosine is given by d [ tyrosine ] dt = k [ tyrosine ] [ iodine ] Measured values of k2 for this catalyzed reaction in phosphate buffers at 25 ° C are : Rate ( mol / liter sec ) 1 X 10-3 0.063 X 10-8 pH [ HPO , 2- ] × 102 k2 2 X 10-3 ...
... tyrosine is given by d [ tyrosine ] dt = k [ tyrosine ] [ iodine ] Measured values of k2 for this catalyzed reaction in phosphate buffers at 25 ° C are : Rate ( mol / liter sec ) 1 X 10-3 0.063 X 10-8 pH [ HPO , 2- ] × 102 k2 2 X 10-3 ...
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