Chapter 6 biology Flashcards

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1
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is the ability to do work

A

energy

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2
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the energy of motion,
such as a person running, a gun firing, or
water running down a drain.

A

Kinetic Energy

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3
Q

stored energy whose
capacity to accomplish work is not being
used at the moment.

A

Potential Energy

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4
Q

When we do work, our body converts this
chemical potential energy into a type of
kinetic energy called

A

mechanical energy

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5
Q

The food we eat is
a type of potential energy that is stored
as- (ex. carbs, proteins, fats)

A

chemical energy

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6
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2 laws of thermodynamics

A
  1. The law of conservation of energy states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but it can be changed from one form to another.
  2. Energy cannot be changed from one form to another without a loss of useable energy.
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7
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The sum of all the chemical reactions that occur in a cell is called

A

metabolism

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8
Q

substances that participate
in a reaction.

A

reactants

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9
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substances that are formed
from a reaction.

A

products

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10
Q

are numbers written in front
of a reactant or product to make each
side equal

A

coefficients

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11
Q

the 2 metabolic pathways

A

catabolic pathways, anabolic pathways

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12
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release energy
by breaking down larger molecules to
smaller ones.

A

catabolic pathway

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13
Q

use energy from
catabolic pathways to build large
molecules from smaller ones.

A

anabolic pathway

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14
Q

reactions that require input of
energy (which is most often
ATP energy in cells.)

A

endergonic reactions

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15
Q

Metabolism includes
spontaneous reactions

A

exergonic reactions

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16
Q

The minimum amount of energy needed
for reactants to form products in a
chemical reaction

A

activation energy

17
Q

are molecules that speed up
chemical reactions without itself being
affected by the reaction.

A

enzymes

18
Q

what helps a reactant turn into a product

A

catalyst

19
Q

The nonprotein organic molecules are
called coenzymes and consist of

A
  1. NAD
  2. FAD
    3.NADP
20
Q

is when an
inhibitor molecule bonds to an enzyme to
decrease its activity.

A

enzyme inhibition

21
Q

occurs where
the molecule that inhibits attaches to the
enzyme at a place on the enzyme other
than the active site.

A

noncompetitive inhibition

22
Q

occurs when the
inhibitor molecule competes with the
substrate for the active site, which keeps
products from forming.

A

competitive inhibition

23
Q

refers to the loss of electrons.

A

oxidation

24
Q

refers to the gain of electrons.

A

reduction

25
Q

works together but opposites

A

photosynthesis and respirations