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Consider the following reaction, in which two electrons are transferred from cytochrome-c (reducted): 2 cyt-c[fe2+] + pyruvate + 2h+ → 2 cyt-c[fe3+] + lactate calculate the standard gibbs free-energy change for the reaction at ph 7 and 25oc. [express your answer in units of kj/mol]

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