1. You are trying to determine what the STANDARD Gibbs Free Energy is for the insulin/insulin receptor interaction is. In order to determine this you found out the concentrations of these molecules at equilibrium are • (insulin]= 27, • [receptor]= 3, [bound insulin and receptor]=9. Show your work in determining the Standard Gibbs Free Energy.

1. You are trying to determine what the STANDARD Gibbs Free Energy is for the insulin/insulin receptor interaction is. In order to determine this you found out the concentrations of these molecules at equilibrium are • (insulin]= 27, • [receptor]= 3, [bound insulin and receptor]=9. Show your work in determining the Standard Gibbs Free Energy.

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