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        Reaction equations                                     chemical,/biochemica1 thermodynamics, 89-90
          biochemical  reactions, matrix equations, 95--97     chemical  equations as matrix equations, 91 - 95
          chemical reactions,  matrix equations, 90  95        glycolysis reactions, 115-1 17
        Reaction Gibbs energy, aqueous systems, chemical equilibrium   water reactants, Legendre transform calculations.
               constant derivation, 36-38                          107- 108
        Reaction volume, aqueous systems, chemical  equilibrium,   net biochemical  reactions, matrix multiplication, 106- 107
               41-43                                        Sums of species
        Reciprocal  effects, ATP binding  of  hydrogen and magnesium   biochemical  thermodynamics, 3
               ions,  11                                     equilibrium constants, research background, 1 ~  2
        Reduction potentials
          nitrogenase reaction, 165  167                    T
          oxidation-reduction reactions,  156- 158          Tempcraturc effects
            half-reactions  with multiple  species at specified  pH,   aqueous systems, chemical  equilibrium, thermodynamic
                163-165                                            properties, 47-49
            single species at specified  pH,  158- 162       biochemical reactions at specified pH, transformed
                                                                   thermodynamic properties, 73-74
                                                             calorimetry of  biochemical  reactions,  176- 177
        S                                                   Tet ramen
                                                             hemoglobin, oxygen  binding by,  122- 124
        Sackur-Tetrode equation, thermodynamic potentials.   partial dissociation into dimers, 127- 129
               monatomic ideal gas, 33-34                   Thermodynamic potentials
        Second law of  thermodynamics                        Legelidre transforms for, 26-30
          entropy and, 19 -20                                monatomic ideal gas, derivatives,  32-34
          internal energy equations, 21-24                   properties of, 20
        Semigrand ensemble partition function                single-phase  systems, one species, 30~ 32
          biochemical reactions, coenzyme concentrations, 183  I84   Thermodynamics
          future  research  issues,  184-185                 aqueous systems, chemical equilibrium, 38-43
          pseudoisomer groups at specified pH,  183            biochemical  species, thermodynamic tables, 49  55
          research  background, 179- 180                       isomer  groups, 44-46
          single species single-phase systems, thermodynamic   temperature effects, 47-49
               potentials, 31  32                            biochemical  reactions
          statistical  mechanics,  179- 181                    research background, 2-3
          transformed Gibbs energy,  weak acid  systems  at specified   specified pH
               pH,  181-183                                      apparent equilibrium constant. 63--65
        Semipermeable membrane. See also  Membranc permeability   fundamental equation, 58- 62
               aqueous systems, two-phase systems, chemical      Gibbs-Duhem equation, degrees of  freedom. and
               reaction, 144- 145                                  equilibrium criterion, 70  71
        Single ion, membrane permeability  with, two-phase aqueous   Gibbs energy tansformations, apparent equilibrium
               systems                                             constants, 74 - 76
          chemical reaction,  146- 147                           hydrogen ion binding, 71-72
          phase equilibrium. 145- 146                            ionic strength, transformed properties tables, 76-86
          transformed Gibbs energy,  148                         magnesium ion binding,  72-73
        Single-phase systems. Legendre transforms for thermodynamic   pseudoisomer groups, 68- 69
               potentials, 27-30                                 rcaction plots,  86-88
        Single species single-phase systcms. thermodynamic potentials,   species/reactants, transformed  properties. 65~- 66
               30  ~32                                           temperature effects, 73-74
        Single species two-phase systems, aqueous systems, phase   transformed properties, 66-68
               equilibrium, 142  -  143                      conjugate properties, 32
        Species formation, calorimetric measurements, transformed   equilibrium constants, research  background, 1  ~  2
               enthalpy of  reaction from, 172- 174          Gibbs-Duhem equation and phase rule. 25-26
        Standard chemical  potential, aqueous systems, chemical   intcrnal encrgy equation, 21  24
               equilibrium constant derivation, 37- 38       laws and principles,  19  20
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        Statistical  mechanics, scmigrand ensemble partition function,   Legendre transforms, additional potentials, 26  30
               179- 18 1                                     matrices, chemical  and biochehical  reactions
        Stoichionietric numbers                                biochemical matrix equations, 95-97
          biochemical  reactions at specified pH, apparent equilibrium   biochemical  reaction coupling, 97  99
               constant derivation, 63  65                     chemical matrix cquations, 90-95
          equilibrium calculations, biochemical  reaction systems,   chemical  reaction systems, fundamental equations.
               109- 110                                            99-101
          ma trices                                            fundamental equations, biological  rcaction systems.
            biochemical  coupling reactions, 97~ 99                10 1 -~ 102
            biochemical  equations as matrix equations, 96- 97   linear algebra operations, 103
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