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The binding of glutathione to glutathione S-transferase yields the following thermodynamic     parameters at 288 K: DrxnGo=...

  1. The binding of glutathione to glutathione S-transferase yields the following thermodynamic     parameters at 288 K: DrxnGo= -20.7 kJ/mol, DrxnHo= -10.9 kJ/mol, DrxnSo=34.0 J mol-1 K-1,          DrxnCpo= -912.5 J mol-1 K-1 Determine the enthalpy and entropy of reaction at 310 K. Assume constant pressure.
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