How much energy per mole is required to transfer acetic acid, a byproduct of ethanol metabolism...

How much energy per mole is required to transfer acetic acid, a byproduct of ethanol metabolism from blood to urine. The relevant concentrations are 33.00 and 674.00 ppm respectively and you are running a fever at 39^oC. State your answer in kJ/mol.

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