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Standard reduction potentials the duction potential, e, of any redox pair is defi half-cell reaction: oxidizing agent + n electrons - reducing agen the e' values for the nad /nadh and pyruvate/acta jugate redox pairs are -0.32 v and -0.19 v, res (a) which conjugate pair has the greater tendency lose electrons? explain. (b) which is the stronger oxidizing agent? explain. (c) beginning with 1 m concentrations of each reactat and product at ph 7, in which direction will the following action proceed? pyruvate + nadh + h = lactate + nad ded to its and ecause and p tp un culate an he- adp, (d) what is the standard free-energy change (ag) 25 °c for the conversion of pyruvate to lactate? (e) what is the equilibrium constant (k) for reaction? ake of is me- which

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