atp aznd water Flashcards

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1
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what is atp made from

A

adenosine - the nirogenous base

a ribose sugar

3 phosphates

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2
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what are the bonds like between the phosphate groups

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weak so has a v low activation energy, bonds are easily broken

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3
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what happens when you break the bonds in atp

A

they release a considerable amount of energy

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4
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which enzyme is used to turn atp into ADP

A

ATP hydrolase

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5
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what is the equation for turning atp into enrgy

A

ATP + H2O —-> ADP +Pi + Energy

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6
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what kind of reaction is turning ATP into energy

A

hydrolysis

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7
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is the reaction between ATP TO ADP reversible

A

yes

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8
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how is adp to atp reversible

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energy can be used to add the inorganic phosphat (Pi) to the ADP to reform the ATP

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9
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what is the reform reaction catalysed by

A

ATP synthase it is a condensation reaction

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10
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how do you actually add the inorganic phosphate to the ADP

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  • in chlorophyll containing plant cells during photosynthesis (photophosphorylation)
  • in plant and animal cells during respiration ( oxidative phosphorylation)
  • in plant and animal cell when phosphate groups are transferred from donor molecules to ADP (substrate-level-phosphorylation)
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11
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what is good/bad about atp

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it is a good immediate source of energy due to the instability of the phosphate bonds but it is not a long-term energy source like glycogen

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12
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does ATP release more or less energy than glucose

A

less

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13
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what are some roles of ATP

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activation of molecules - when the pi is released during hydrolysis of ATP it can be used to phosphorylate other compounds and make them more reactive and lowering ae

  • active transport to move molecules against the conc grad low to high

metabolic processes - atp provides the energy needed to build molecules from their basic units

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14
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what kind of moleucule is water

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a dipole molecule, because it has both positive and negative poles

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15
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what holds multiple water molecules

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hydrogen bonds

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16
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what holds one water molecule together

A

covalent bonds

17
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what increases the specific heat capaciry of water

A

the hydrogen bonds as the waters clump together increase the spec heat cap

18
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why is the high heat cap good for aquatic animals

A

its acts as a buffer against sudden changes to the environment and will preserve life

19
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what is cohesion

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the tendency of molecules to stick together. water has large cohesive forces

20
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what are the functions of water as a solvent

A
  • dissolve:
    gases oxygen and carbon dioxide
  • wastes such as ammonia and urea
21
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why is water important in metabolism

A

hydrolysis
chemical reaction that take place in aqueous solutions