I'm having some difficulty understanding this problem from my Kaplan full length. (pic attached)
I would think that because the non-polar proteins are clustering (much like folding the non-polar R-groups inwards) that it is becoming more ordered and thus entropy would be decreasing. Also, I would think that a solvation layer would also reduce the entropy of the system.
From a spontaneity stand point I get it. ∆G = ∆H - T∆S, so ∆S must be large and positive for the reaction to be...
Entropy of Solvation Layers/ Protein Folding
I would think that because the non-polar proteins are clustering (much like folding the non-polar R-groups inwards) that it is becoming more ordered and thus entropy would be decreasing. Also, I would think that a solvation layer would also reduce the entropy of the system.
From a spontaneity stand point I get it. ∆G = ∆H - T∆S, so ∆S must be large and positive for the reaction to be...
Entropy of Solvation Layers/ Protein Folding