Which of the following is NOT a chemical reason for the large negative ∆DG°' for the hydrolysis of ATP?
A)destabilization of the reactant due to bond strain caused by electrostatic repulsion
B)the largely negative ∆S associated with it
C)stabilization of the products by ionization and resonance
D)entropy factors due to hydrolysis and subsequent ionization

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The largely negative ∆S associated with it is actually a chemical reason for the large negative ∆DG°'. The other options, A, C, and D, are all valid chemical reasons for the large negative ∆DG°' for the hydrolysis of ATP.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Chemical Reason for the Large