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Chemistry, 20.09.2019 04:00 tylerjoshonti

You learned that a polypeptide in solution usually folds spontaneously into its proper three-dimensional shape. the driving force for this folding is the tendency to achieve the most favored thermodynamic conformation. a folded polypeptide can be induced to unfold (i. e., will undergo denaturation) if the solution is heated or made acidic or alkaline. the denatured polypeptide is a random structure, with many possible conformations.
(a) what is the sign of gibb's free energy change for the folding process?
(b) what is the sign of entrophy change for the folding process?

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