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the capacity to do work
energy
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the total amount of energy in an object is:
the sum of energys 2 forms: potential and kinetic
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stored energy that may perform work as a result of its location or arrangement
potential energy
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energy that is used to do work
kinetic energy
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amount of energy thats required to raise the temp of one gram of water from 14.5 C to 15.5 C
calorie
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study of energy transformations that occur in a collection of matter
thermodynamics
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a measure of disorder or randomness. In general, the more disorted a system is, the higher this is
entropy
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State the first law of thermodynamics:
total maount of energy in a universe that is constant. It cannot be destroyed nor created only moved.
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State the 2nd law of thermodynamics:
disorder increases. Cannot be changed from one form to another without the lo9ss of energy (heat)
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Life remains ordered and complex because the ____ is constantly supplying energy to Earth.
Sun
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reaction that reuired an input of energy to proceed
endergonic
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reaction that releases energy
exergonic
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the products contain less energy than reactants
exergonic
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the products contain more energy than the reactants
endergonic
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Photosynthesis is an example of a ______ reaction
endergonic
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Respiration is an example of a _____ reaction
exergonic
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Chemical reactions can proceed in ____ directions
both
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At chemical equilibrium, their_______ of products and reactants are _____.
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in oxidation-reduction reactions energized ____ are transferred from one molecule to another
electrons
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oxidations means the ____ of electrons; these reactions are ______ (they release energy)
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reduction means a ____ of electrons; these reactions are _____ (they require energy)
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odixdation and reduction always occur _____.
at the same time
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which two cellular processes use electron transport chains?
photosynthesis and respiration
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what are the components of an adenosine triphosphate (ATP) molecule?
nitrogen containing base-adinine, five carbone sugar ribose, and three phosphate groups
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when does ATP release energy
when the covalent bonds between the phosphates break
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similtaneuous reactions in which one provides the energy that drives the other
coupled reactions
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a cell uses ATP as an energy source by ______ (transferring its phosphate group to) another molecule
phosphorylating
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what are two things that could happen when a phosphate is added to a molecule?
- it may energize the target molecule making it more likely to bond with other molecules
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- it may cause a change in the shape of the target molecule
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two exmples of cellular "jobs" that use ATP
- transporting cells across cell membranes
- moving chromosomes during cell division
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ATP's high energy ______ bonds make the molecule too ____ for long term storage
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cells constatly recycle ____ by adding phosphate groups to ADP
ATP
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an organic molecule that catalyzes (speeds up) a chemical reaction without being consumed
enzyme
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how do enzymes speed up reactions
by lowering the energy of activation
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one enzyme can catalyze ____ or _____ chemical reactions
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the region where the substrates bond
the active site
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______ fit like puzzle pieces into the active site
substrates
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once the reaction occurs at the active site the enzyme releases _____
products
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the reaction at the active site does not ____ nor _____ the enzyme after the protein releases
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the active site of the enzyme after a reaction occurs is ____ and _____ to pick up more substrate
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substances that must be present for an enzyme to catalyze a chemical reaction
cofactor
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name an example of a cofactor
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metals such as zinc, iorn, and copper
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an organic cofactor. produced by the cell using water-soluble vitamins
coenzyme
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name an example of a coenzyme
vitamin c
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(feedback inhibition) the product of a reaction inhibits the enzyme that controls its formation
negative feedback
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what are two types of negative feedback
non-competitve inhibition and competitve inhibition
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a product activates the pathway leading to its own production
positive feedback
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three factors that can affect enzyme activity
ph changes, salt concentration, and temperature
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when a solute is more concentratedf in one region than in a neighboring one. it dissapates unless energy is expended to maintain it.
concentration gradient
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this represents a form of potential energy
concentation gradient
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a cell can maintain a ________ if the cell expends energy to do so.
concentration gradient
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if a cell does not expend energy, then the concentration gradient will dissipate due to _______.
random molecular movement
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the tendency for particles of any kind to spread out from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration
diffusion
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diffusion occurs because all substances have ____ energy; they are in constant ___ motion
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simple diffusion (no proteins required) in which a substance moves down its concentration gradient without the use of a carrier molecule
passive transport
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What are three types of passive transport
simple diffusion, osmosis, facilitated diffusion
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substances to which the membran is permeable moves across a membrane without the assistance of transport protiens
simple diffusion
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water diffuses across a selectively permeable membrane
osmosis
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substances to which the membrane is not permeable move across the membrane with the assistnace of transport protiens
facilitated diffusion
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concentrations are equal the solution
isotonic
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type of solution that will cause plant cells to be flacid (wilt)
isotonic
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type of solution that animal cells are happiest in
isotonic
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lower concentration of solute
hypotonic
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type of solution that causes cells to burst
hypotonic
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type of solution that is best for plants
hypotonic
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type of solution that makes a plant turgid (stand up staight)
hypotonic
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higher concentration of solute
hypertonic
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type of solution that will cause hemolysis when red blood cell is placed in it
hypertonic
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type of solution that causes the cells water to rush up and makes the cell shrivel up
hypertonic
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type of solution that causes plasmolysis in plants when the water rushes out and the plant shrivels
hypertonic
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a chemical gradient represents a form of _____ energy
potential
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tow fomrs of transport that use vesicles:
endocytosis and exocytosis
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allows a cell to engulf fluids and large molecules and bring them into the cell
endocytosis
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(cells package substances to be secreted into vesicles, which fuse with the cell membrane to release the materials) uses vesicles to transport fluids and large particles out of cells
exocytosis
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the sum of all endergonic and exergonic reations in a cell
cellular metabolism
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for a cell to use chemical energy to perform work, it must couples these two types of reactions
endergonic and exergonic
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when a cell uses chemical energy to perform work, it couples an exergonic reaction with an endergonic reation. this process is known as
energy coupling
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this is essential to energy coupling
ATP
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____ stores the usable energy released from the exergonic reactions
ATP
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ATP becomes _____ when it loses a phosphate
ADP
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Hydrolysis of ATP is an ____ reaction because it releases energy
exergonic
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type of kinetic energy. does not destroy energy just makes it more useful. most difficult to tame. energy in its most chaotic form
heat
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potential energy of molecules
chemical energy
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a measure of a disorder
entropy
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diffusion across a membrane is known as
passive transport
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particles will diffuse down a concentration gradient until ___ is reached
equilibrium
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movement of a substance across a membrane from high concentration to low
diffusion
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diffusion of a substance across the plasma membrane by help of a transport protein
facilitated diffusion
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this type of diffusion works with a concentration gradient and a transport protein
facilitated diffusion
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requires energy to move a substance across a membrane
active transport
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an example of active transport
sodium potassium pump
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cellular eating
phagocytosis
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cellular drinking
pinocytosis
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pulls a very specific type of molecule into the cell
receptor-mediated endocytosis
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____ help lower activation energy
enzymes
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activation energy is ____ to help enzymes
lower
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when the substrate fits into the active site and it embraces it to begin the reaction
induced fit
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how many times can an enzyme be used
it can be used over and over and will never lose its shape
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blocks active site and causes it to change shape. this can be reversed
substrate imposter
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changes the shape of enzymes active site
imposter and inhibitor
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diffusion of water
osmosis
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when a red blood cell is placed in a hypertonic solution
hemolysos
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when the water rushes out of a plant cell and the plant begins to shrivel
plasmolysis
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