CHAPTER 3 TEST REVIEW Flashcards

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1
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define energy

A

energy is the capacity to do work

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2
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what are the two classes of energy

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potential and kinetic energy

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3
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what is potential energy

A

stored energy

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4
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what is kinetic energy

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energy of motion

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5
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what are the forms of kinetic energy

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electrical
mechanical
sound
radiant
heat

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6
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What is electrical energy?

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The movement of charge particles

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7
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What is mechanical edge energy?

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Exhibited by objects in motion, due to applied force

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8
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What is sound energy?

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Molecule compression caused by vibrating object

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9
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What is radiant energy?

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Energy of electromagnetic waves

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10
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What is heat energy?

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Kinetic energy for movement of atoms, ions molecules

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What are the laws of thermodynamics?

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That energy is neither created nor destroyed. It only changes in form and when energy transformed it’s not 100% some energy gets lost.

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What are reactants?

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Substances present prior to the start of the chemical reaction. They written on the left side of the equation.

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What are products?

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Substances formed by the reaction, the written on the right side

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14
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What are three types of chemical reactions?

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Decomposition reaction
Synthesis reaction
Exchange reaction

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15
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What is decomposition reaction?

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Large molecules broken down into smaller structures
All decomposition reactions are referred as catabolic reactions

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16
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What are synthesis reactions?

A

Two are more structures combined to form a larger structure
Anabolism is it collected term for all of these reactions in the body

17
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What is exchange reaction?

A

Groups exchange between two chemical structures has both decomposition and synthesis components
It is most prevalent in the human body

18
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What is redox reaction?

A

Exchange reaction where electrons move from one chemical structure to another

19
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What is the oxidize part mean in redox reaction?

A

Structures that lose the electron

20
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What is the reduction part of redox reaction?

A

Structures that gain an electron

21
Q

what are exergonic reactions

A

Reactants with more energy within their chemical bonds
than products
* Energy released with net decrease in potential energy

22
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what are endergonic reactions

A

Reactants with less energy within their chemical bonds
than products
* Energy supplied with a net increase in potential energy

23
Q

what is activaition energy

A

Energy required to break existing chemical bonds
* A primary factor determining reaction rate

24
Q

what is active site of a enzyme

A

Permits only a single
substrate to bind
* Helps catalyze only
one specific reaction

25
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what are cofactors

A

Molecules or “helper” ions required to ensure that a
reaction occurs

26
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what are the six functional groups of enzymes

A

Oxidoreductases – redox reactions
Transferases - transfer atoms or molecules between
chemical structures
Hydrolases – split chemical bonds using water
Isomerases – convert one isomer to another
Ligases – bond two molecules together
Lyases – split bonds without using water

27
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what is the perfered temparture for enzymes

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usually 40ºC, 104ºF for human enzymes

28
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what is the optimal pH for enzymes

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Between pH of 6 and 8 for most enzymes

29
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what are inhibiitors

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bind enzymes and turn them off
* Prevents overproduction of product
* Later release of inhibitor allows enzyme to function again
* Inhibitors can be competitive or noncompetitive

30
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what are competitive inhibitors

A

Resembles substrate and binds
to active site of enzyme
* Compete for occupation of
active site

31
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what are noncompetive inhibitors

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Do not resemble substrate
* Bind a site other than active site
(allosteric site)
* Induce conformational change
to enzyme and active site

32
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name a drug that is an enzyme inhibitors

A

Sildenafil (Viagra)

33
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Lactose Intolerance

A

Caused by a deficiency in lactase or abnormal lactase
* Lactase is required to break bond in lactose into glucose
and galactose
Common in older adults
Common symptoms: abdominal upset, nausea, diarrhea,
bloating, gas
Treated with lactase enzymes, avoidance of milk, or drinking
lactose-free milk

34
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cyanide poisoning

A

Cyanide (nitrogen triple-bonded with carbon) binds with a
specific electron carrier of the electron transport system
* Inhibits electron transport system and ATP production
* Electrons unable to reach oxygen
* Treat with cyanide-binding substances

35
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what are the 4 stages of glucose oxidation

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  1. Glycolysis
    * Occurs in cytosol
    * Does not require oxygen
  2. Intermediate stage
  3. Citric acid cycle
  4. Electron transport system
    * Stages 2, 3, and 4
    * Occur in mitochondria
    * Require oxygen
36
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what is electron transport system

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Function of the electron transport system
* Transfer of electrons from NADH and FADH2, energy used to
make ATP
Structures of the electron transport system
* Located within inner membrane (cristae)
* H+ pump
* Proteins that transport H+ from matrix to outer membrane compartment
* Maintains a H+ gradient between outer compartment and mitochondrial
matrix
* Electron carriers
* Transport electrons between H+ pumps
* This series of H+ pumps and electron carriers is called the
electron transport chain