Bioenergetics

Question 1

A reaction with a large positive change in free energy is

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Extremely unfavorable

Question 2

An unfavorable reaction has an equilibrium constant between

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Zero and 1

Question 3

An endothermic reaction has a

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Positive change in enthalpy, or +∆H

Question 4

How is the change in free energy for exergonic reactions?

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Negative, -∆G

Question 5

A negative change in free energy (-∆G) represents a

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Spontaneous reaction

Question 6

Spontaneous reactions have equilibrium constants that are

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Greater than 1

Question 7

ATP hydrolysis refers to the reaction that

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Cleaves the phosphoanhydride bond that results in a phosphate molecule and ADP as products

Question 8

ATP hydrolysis involves the hydrolysis of the

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Phosphoanhydride bond linking the gamma phosphate to the beta phosphate

Question 9

A spontaneous reaction always

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Decreases free energy ∆G of the system

Question 10

The standard reduction potential is a measure of the

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Tendency of a chemical species to be reduced

Question 11

How many Pi are in ADP?

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2

Question 12

How many Pi are in ATP?

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1

Question 13

The free energy stored by ADP is

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Positive and greater that the free energy stored by AMP

Question 14

One would expect ATP hydrolysis to be non-spontaneous when

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ATP concentration is very far below equilibrium concentration and ADP concentration is very far above equilibrium concentration

Question 15

Spontaneous reactions have products that have a

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Lower energy compared to reactants

Question 16

Cellular respiration is a redox reaction involving

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Glucose and Oxygen

Question 17

The products of cellular respiration are

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• Water
• CO2
• Heat

Question 18

Glucose is oxidized to what molecule during aerobic cellular respiration?

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CO2

Question 19

Oxygen is reduced to what molecule during aerobic cellular respiration?

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Water

Question 20

What is the ultimate source of electrons for aerobic cellular respiration?

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Glucose

Question 21

What is the final electron acceptor in aerobic cellular respiration?

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Oxygen

Question 22

Aerobic cellular respiration results in the transfer of electrons from

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Glucose to Oxygen

Question 23

ΔG represents the difference of

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Free energy between products and reactants

Question 24

A negative ΔG means that the

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Products have less energy than reactants

Question 25

∆G is unaffected by

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Catalysts

Question 26

Cellular respiration reactants have

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High energy

Question 27

What kind of reaction is cellular respiration?

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Exergonic

Question 28

Endergonic reactions have a

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+∆G

Question 29

Exergonic reactions have a

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-∆G

Question 30

If an antibiotic works properly, it will

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Reduce enzymatic activities in bacteria

Question 31

What happens to the activation energy of certain bacteria's chemical reactions if an antibiotic works properly?

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The energy increases

Question 32

A competitive inhibitor has an affinity for

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Enzyme active sites

Question 33

The absence of Oxygen in the ETC would reduce the

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Overall free energy released

Question 34

What kind of reaction is the ETC overall?

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Exergonic

Question 35

Muscle contraction depends on

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Energy release for ATP breakdown

Question 36

ATP breakdown occurs via

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Hydrolysis