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How much energy (in `KJ` ) is available for sustaining muscular and nervous activity from the combustion of `1.0` mole of glucose molecules under standard conditions at `37^(0)C` (body temperature)? The standard entropy and enthalpy of reaction are `+200`J/K -mol and `-2808`kJ/mol,respectively.

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