Compute the ph across the inner mitochondrial membrane

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Calculate the ?pH across the inner mitochondrial membrane that is necessary to drive ATP synthase under steady state conditions at 25oC, when [ATP] = 10-6M, [ADP] = 10-3 M, and [Pi] = 10-2 M.

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