bioenergetics Flashcards

1
Q

the equilibrium constant equation (Keq)

A

[products eq] / [reactant eq]

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2
Q

change in G equation

A

-RT ln (Keq)

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3
Q

when Keq is greater then 1 (more products than reactants) delta G is

A

negative

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4
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when Keq equals 1 (same number of products and reactants) delta G is

A

0

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5
Q

equilibrium does not mean that the concentration of ___ and ____ are equal

A

products and reactants

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6
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delta g tells you how ____ are the products relative to reactants

A

stable

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7
Q

the delta g also tells you the ___ of products to reacts if a reaction reaches equilibrium

A

ratio

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8
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delta G is what you use under non standard conditions what is used for standard conditons

A

delta G’°

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9
Q

delta G = delta G’° + RT ln(G) ; when is this equation used

A

under non standard conditions

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10
Q

Q is what

A

reaction quotient

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11
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if a reaction is at equilibrium Q= and delta G is

A

Keq; 0

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12
Q

if the reaction goes to the left to form more reactants then Q__ Keq and delta G is ___ 0

A

> ; >

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13
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if the reaction goes to the right to form more products then Q ___ Keq and delta G __ 0

A

< ; <

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14
Q

can a reaction proceed is delta G is greater then 0

A

yes

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15
Q

what do we have to make sure of to allow a reaction to overcome delta G > 0

A

products have to be much less than reactants (product removal; making B make something else is a fast way to do this)

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16
Q

metabolism is all about “coupling” favorable reactions to ______ reactions

A

unfavorable

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17
Q

hydrolysis of ATP is very favorable under standard conditions why?

A
  1. better charge seperation
  2. better solvation of products (ADP ionizes right away)
  3. more favorable resonance stabilization of products
18
Q

hydrolysis of ATP is already thermodynamically favorable because delta G’° is ______

A

negative

19
Q

cellular ATP conc. is usually far _____ the equilibrium conc.

A

above

20
Q

what is the most sensitive indicator of energy in the cell

A

AMP

21
Q

ATP is not the only phosphorylated compound whose hydrolysis is favorable; what is the other one?

A

PEP to pyruvate by hydrolysis (has same three properties)

22
Q

you can also hydrolyze molecules other than phosphates for energy such as

A

hydrolysis of thioesters such as acetyl-CoA

23
Q

There are molecules with higher delta G than ATP but ATP is good because delta g is not so high that it cannot be

A

overcome

24
Q

when you tag something with a phosphate you use it as a good __ group

A

leaving

25
Q

when a reaction uses the energy of ATP to proceed forward, ATP is not usually hydrolyzed what occurs is __ ____

A

group transfer

26
Q

depending on the reaction you can use PPi, ADP or AMP to move the reaction ____; ATP is very versatile

A

forward

27
Q

something with high affinity for electrons in reaction with something with low affinity for electrons provides an ___

A

emf

28
Q

the electromotive force (emf) can be harnassed to do

A

work

29
Q

what 4 different ways can electrons be transfeered

A
  1. directly as electrons
  2. as hydrogen arons
  3. as hydride ions
  4. when something combines directly with oxygen
30
Q

oxidation reactions always occur togetehr with

A

reduction reactions

31
Q

standard reduction potential is __ and measures affinity of electron acceptor for electron

A

32
Q

If there is a high affinity for electrons E° is < or > 0

A

> 0 (greater then)

33
Q

the one w

A
34
Q

when you combine tow redox couples the one with the bigger E° will be flipped or proceed as written

A

proceed as written

35
Q

(will absolutely be on exam)
change in E° =

A

E° red - E° ox

36
Q

change in E° > 0 means reaction is

A

favorable

37
Q

change in G’° = -nF * change in E’°

A

-n = numbers of electrons and F is fer constant

38
Q

what is the name of the molecule which donates its electrons

A

reducing agent

39
Q

what is standard free energy of ATP?
- small and positive
- large and positive
- large and negative
small and positive

A

large and negative

40
Q

the relationship between keq’° and chnage in G’°

A

-RTln(Keq)

41
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A