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The free energy for ATP hydrolysis in vivo is actually greater than the standard free energy change of -30 kJ mol-1 because

#Biochemistry
  1. it has stronger electrostatic repulsion.

  2. of the actual concentrations of ATP and its hydrolysis products in cells.

  3. it can easily be formed from other nucleotide triphosphates.

  4. it can participate in phosphoryl group transfers.


Answer:- Option(s): 2


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