4 ATP, water, and inorganic ions Flashcards

1
Q

Important property of water:

it is a __________ in many metabolic reactions

A

it is a metabolite in many metabolic reactions

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Important property of water:

it is the ________ where metabolic reactions occur

A

it is the solvent where metabolic reactions occur

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3
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Important property of water:

relatively high ______ capacity

A

relatively high heat capacity

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4
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Important property of water:

relatively large ________ heat of ____________

A

relatively large latent heat of vaporisation

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5
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Important property of water:

strong _________ between water molecules

A

strong cohesion between water molecules

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6
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Important property of water:

ice is less ______ than water

A

ice is less dense than water

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7
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What are the six main properties of water?

A

metabolite, solvent, high heat capacity, large latent heat of vaporisation, strong cohesion between water molecules, less dense frozen

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8
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Which 2 reactions are examples of water being a metabolite?

A

condensation and hydrolysis reactions

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9
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Why does water have a cooling effect from loss of water through evaporation?

A

it has a relatively large latent heat of vaporisation

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10
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Why can water columns be supported in tube-like transport cells of plants?

A

strong cohesion between water molecules

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11
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Where do inorganic ions occur in organisms?

A

cytoplasm and body fluids

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12
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Which ion determines pH?

A

hydrogen

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13
Q

Which inorganic ion is found in haemoglobin?

A

iron

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14
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Which inorganic ion is involved in the co-transport of glucose and amino acids?

A

sodium

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15
Q

Which inorganic ion is a component of DNA and RNA?

A

phosphate

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16
Q

What does ATP stand for?

A

adenine triphosphate

17
Q

What is ATP a derivative of?

A

a nucleotide

18
Q

What is an ATP molecule composed of?

A

adenine, ribose, and 3 phosphate groups

19
Q

What does the hydrolysis of ATP form?

A

ADP (adenine diphosphate) and inorganic phosphate (Pi)

20
Q

Which enzyme catalyses the hydrolysis of ATP?

A

ATP hydrolase

21
Q

Which type of reactions can the hydrolysis of ATP be coupled with?

A

energy-requiring reactions within cells

22
Q

What can inorganic phosphate from the hydrolysis of ATP be used for?

A

phosphorylation of other compounds, making them more reactive

23
Q

Which type of reaction resynthesises ATP?

A

condensation between ADP and Pi

24
Q

Which enzyme catalyses the resynthesis of ATP?

A

ATP synthase

25
In which reactions is ATP resynthesised?
respiration/ photosynthesis