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        Binding potential, transformed Gibbs energy, specified oxygen   Capacitance measurements, two-phase aqueous systems,
                concentration, 127                                 single-ion membrane permeability, 145- 146
        Biochemical  reactions                              Carbon dioxide. equilibrium distribution, gas phase and
          apparent equilibrium constants.  11- 13                  aqueous solution, 150  152
          aqueous systems, chemical equilibrium, thermodynamic   Charge relaxation, two-phase aqueous systems. single-ion
                tables, 49%55                                      membrane permeability, 145  146
          calorimetry                                       Chemical equilibrium, aqueous systems
            research  background,  17 1  172                  equilibrium constant derivation, 36-38
            temperature effects. 176  177                     Gibbs-Duhem equation, phase rule and. 43 --44
            transformed enthalpy determination                ionic strength, solution reaction equilibria,  46-45
              reaction,  172                                  isomer group thermodynamics, 44- 46
              species formation,  172- 174                    research background, 35536
            transformed entropy determination,  174  175      temperature effects on thermodynamics, 47-49
          compositions calculations, thermodynamic Icvcls, 1 10  1 I4   thermodynamic propertics in  chemical reactions, 38  43
          equilibrium compositions                            thermodynamic tables, biochemical  species. 49  55
            calculations, 108- 110                          Chemical potential
            glycolysis, calculations for,  1 17  ~  1 19      aqueous systems
          glycolysis at specified reactants,  114-  11 7       chemical  equilibrium, isomer group thermodynamics.
          matrix equations. 95-97                                  44  46
            coupling reactions, 97  99                          phase equilibrium, two-phase systems, single-ion
            fundamental equations, 101  102                        membrane permeability, 146
          net  reactions calculation, matrix multiplication,  106- 107   biochemical  reactions at specified pH, transformed
          oxidation-reduction  reactions, basic  equations, 156- 158   potentials, 59-62
          pathways calculation. linear equations,  107        internal energy  equation, 22  ~  24
          semigrand ensemble partition function. coenzyme     transformed Gibbs energy, specified oxygcn concentration.
                concentrations,  183- 184                          I25  ~  I27
          systems of. basic properties. 105                   two-phase aqueous systems. transformed Gibbs energy,  I48
          thermodynamics at specified pH                    Chemical reactions
            apparent equilibrium constant, 63-65              aqueous systems. two-phase systems
            fundamental equation, 58-62                         semipermeable membrane,  144- 145
            Gibbs-Duhem equation, degrccs of freedom, and       single-ion membrane permeability.  146& 147
                equilibrium criterion, 70  71                 chemical  equations as matrix equations, 90  95
            Gibbs energy tansformations, apparent equilibrium   fundamental equations, matrix form. 99 ~  101
                constants. 74  76                           Citric acid cycle
            hydrogen  ion binding,  71 -~72                   biochemical reactions at specified pH
            ionic strength, transforincd  properties tables, 76 46   apparent equilibrium constants, 82, 85
            magnesium  ion  binding.  72  73                    transformed Gibbs energies, 82. 84
            pseudoisomer groups, 68- 69                       Gibbs energy changes, 2
            reaction plots. 86-8s                           Clapeyron equation, aqueous systems, phase equilibrium.
            speciesireactants, transformed properties, 65-66       single species two-phasc systcms,  142  143
            temperature effects. 73~-74                     Coenzyme concentrations, semigrand cnsemblc  partition
            transformed properties.  66  68                        function, 183- 184
          water reactants, Legendre transform  for,  107- 108   Complex ions. acid dissociation and dissociation constants.
         Boltzniann  constant, thermodynamic potentials, monatomic   3-5
                ideal gas, 33 -34                           Components
                                                              aqueous systems, chemical  equilibrium, 42--43
                                                              biochemical equations as matrix equations, 97
        C                                                     chemical  equations as matrix equations. 90  95
                                                               fundamental equations, matrix form, 100-~ 101
        Callen nomenclature, Legendre transforms for thermodynnmic   Conjugate pairs
                potentials. 30                                extensivehtensive properties, 32
        Calorimetry, biochcmical  rcactions                   internal energies, 23-24
          research  background.  17 1  I72                  Conservation matrices
          tcinpcrature effects, 176  177                      biochemical  equations as matrix equations, 95-97
          transformed enthalpy determination                  chemical/biochemical thermodynamics, 89-90
            reaction. 172                                     chemical equations as matrix equations. 90  95
            species formation,  172- I74                      chemical  reactions, 90-95
          transformed entropy determination, 174  175         glycolysis  reactions, specific rcactants.  1 I5  11 7
        Canonical ensemble partition function, single species single-   water  reactants, Legendre transform  calculations.
                phase systems, thermodynamic potentials, 30-32     107-108
        Canonical forms, chemical  cquations as matrix equations,   Cooperative effect, protein-ligand equilibria. pH  levels,
               92-95                                               135-138
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