Chemistry, 26.11.2019 20:31, fffcc8759

The δg for the oxidation of glucose is about -686 kcal/mole. under optimal conditions, about 38 molecules of atp can be produced during the complete oxidation of glucose by cellular respiration. however, a number of factors can actually cause this number to decrease. if only 28 molecules of atp are produced, then how efficient is this process? (assume that it takes about 10 kcal to synthesize one mole of atp.) the δg for the oxidation of glucose is about -686 kcal/mole. under optimal conditions, about 38 molecules of atp can be produced during the complete oxidation of glucose by cellular respiration. however, a number of factors can actually cause this number to decrease. if only 28 molecules of atp are produced, then how efficient is this process? (assume that it takes about 10 kcal to synthesize one mole of atp.)
a.10%
b.40%
c.100%
d.80%

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