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3. Calculate ApH across mitochondrial membrane driving the synthesis of ATP at temp. 25°C and under standard conditions. Assu
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Here simple equation of gibbs energy and equilibrium constant is used solve the problem.

let under standard condition, [lin] = proton concentration proton pomped inside mitocondra through membram [htout] - concentrFrom equation equation me get In [H Tin] In [titout] = 13:00 => 22.308 log. [h*in] – 2:303 log ro [hour=1300 ( dan mengus low

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