CHAPTER 3 TEST REVIEW Flashcards
define energy
energy is the capacity to do work
what are the two classes of energy
potential and kinetic energy
what is potential energy
stored energy
what is kinetic energy
energy of motion
what are the forms of kinetic energy
electrical
mechanical
sound
radiant
heat
What is electrical energy?
The movement of charge particles
What is mechanical edge energy?
Exhibited by objects in motion, due to applied force
What is sound energy?
Molecule compression caused by vibrating object
What is radiant energy?
Energy of electromagnetic waves
What is heat energy?
Kinetic energy for movement of atoms, ions molecules
What are the laws of thermodynamics?
That energy is neither created nor destroyed. It only changes in form and when energy transformed it’s not 100% some energy gets lost.
What are reactants?
Substances present prior to the start of the chemical reaction. They written on the left side of the equation.
What are products?
Substances formed by the reaction, the written on the right side
What are three types of chemical reactions?
Decomposition reaction
Synthesis reaction
Exchange reaction
What is decomposition reaction?
Large molecules broken down into smaller structures
All decomposition reactions are referred as catabolic reactions
What are synthesis reactions?
Two are more structures combined to form a larger structure
Anabolism is it collected term for all of these reactions in the body
What is exchange reaction?
Groups exchange between two chemical structures has both decomposition and synthesis components
It is most prevalent in the human body
What is redox reaction?
Exchange reaction where electrons move from one chemical structure to another
What is the oxidize part mean in redox reaction?
Structures that lose the electron
What is the reduction part of redox reaction?
Structures that gain an electron
what are exergonic reactions
Reactants with more energy within their chemical bonds
than products
* Energy released with net decrease in potential energy
what are endergonic reactions
Reactants with less energy within their chemical bonds
than products
* Energy supplied with a net increase in potential energy
what is activaition energy
Energy required to break existing chemical bonds
* A primary factor determining reaction rate
what is active site of a enzyme
Permits only a single
substrate to bind
* Helps catalyze only
one specific reaction