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Transformed Gibbs energy composition calculations

Further transformed Gibbs energies of formation are especially useful in calculating equilibrium compositions by computer programs that accept conservation matrices and vectors of initial amounts, as discussed in the next section. [Pg.108]

Equilibrium compositions of systems of biochemical reactions can be calculated using the following two programs. The first was written by Fred Krambeck (Mobil Research and Development) and the second was written by Krambeck and Alberty. The Newton-Raphson method is used to iterate to the composition with the lowest possible Gibbs energy or transformed Gibbs energy. [Pg.227]


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