What are the common axes used for plotting the free energy landscape?
The free energy land scape helps to understand protein folding. The common axes used for plottin free energy landscape of a proteins are as fallows on X axes conformational entropy is taken and on Y axes gibbs free energy of the protein is taken.
What are the common axes used for plotting the free energy landscape?
Gibbs free energy is a state function used to describe chemical reactions. Please explain (i) what the word “Free” refers to in Gibbs free energy? And (ii) another use of the Gibbs state function.
1a The figure below represents the potential energy "landscape within metallic crystal showing the periodic array of atoms and the edges of the crystal. Use this diagram to assist you as you describe, in point form, what a "quasi-free" or Sommerfeld model for electron transport implies. Kaap Figure 5.48 Sure Crystal Sustace 1b With reference to the band structure of materials, use point form and a diagram to explain the differences between metallic and non-metallic conductors (i.e. in terms of...
Given this data:what is the activation energy of this
reaction?
Also, when plotting what is x1,x2,y1,y2?
Consider the reaction data. A products T (K) k (s1) 225 0.381 775 0.859
Based on the energy diagram below: + + a) Label the axes of the graph (energy is in units of mo! b) What is the energy of the reactants? c) What is the energy of the products? d) What is the energy of the transition state? e) Calculate the activation energy of the forward reaction (reactants products) f) Calculate the activation energy of the reverse reaction (products reactants): g) Calculate the total energy of the forward reaction: h) Calculate the...
A calibration curve plotting E vs. pCd is used to measure the concentration of Cd2 in solution at 25 °C using a solid Cd electrode. What is the slope of the calibration curve in mV? Thanks!
A common unit of energy used in food chemistry is the food calorie (1 Cal = 4186 J). What speed must a 42 kg person walk to have a kinetic energy equal to a donut (300 Cal)?
3. Energy Diagrams: Using the axes below, draw an energy diagram for an endothermic reaction. Label the following in your diagram: The reactants "The products "The activation energy "The total energy gained or lost by the reaction (AH) reaction progress
5. What is the free energy change in transporting an uncharged molecule across the membrane of a cell from 10 M to 10 M? Is an input of free energy required for this transport? (5 points) 6. What is the free energy cost of pumping Ca out of a cell when the cytoplasmic concentration is 0.9 uM, the extracellular concentration is 1.5 mM, and the membrane potential is -70mV at a temperature of 25°C? What is the free energy cost...
What is the change in standard free energy for the reaction? What is the value of K for the reaction
Question #5. 10 points Shown below is a cartoon representation of the energy landscape of a hypothetical protein with and without the assistance of a chaperone. You'll note differences in various physical aspects of the two funnels. Folding funnel Chaperonin- assisted Spontaneous Enthalpy Entropy Kinetic trap Why does the size of the top of the funnel change in the Chaperone assisted model? Why are the kinetic traps minimized in the Chaperone assisted model? Why does enthalpy not change?