Coupled Reaction Processes Flashcards
Which of the following reactions exemplifies the water-mediated
breakdown of adenosine triphosphate?
A. ATP + H2O ⇋ ADP+Pi+energy
B. ATP + O ⇋ ADP+Pi+H2 + energy
C. ATP + H2O ⇋ ADP+Pi+O2+energy
D. ATP + ADP ⇋ ADP+H20+Pi+energy
A. ATP + H2O ⇋ ADP+Pi+energy
Which of the following statement BEST describes the hydrolysis of ATP
to ADP?
A. It is non- reversible chemical reaction
B. Replacement of ATP molecules is unevenly produced.
C. As ATP regenerates, cells produce more units of ATP molecules.
D.As a reverse reaction, ATP from ADP yields to an inorganic phosphate
group
D.As a reverse reaction, ATP from ADP yields to an inorganic phosphate
group
How is the energy released by ATP hydrolysis used to power other reactions in a cell?
A.Energetically favorable reaction links with an energetically
unfavorable reaction.
When reaction coupling involves ATP, what by-product serves to be a shared intermediate?
Phosphorylated molecule
Which of the following sentences does NOT support the processes
happening in a Sodium-Potassium pump?
A. ATP provides energy for the transport of sodium and potassium by
way of a membrane-embedded protein.
B. ATP transfers one of its phosphate groups to the pump protein,
forming ADP and a phosphorylated “intermediate” form of the
pump.
C. A potassium ion binds to the phosphorylated pump, making the
protein stable in its inward-facing form.
D. The protein becomes more stable by returning to its original shape,
releasing the potassium ions inside the cell.
C. A potassium ion binds to the phosphorylated pump, making the
The body performs many processes that depend upon energy and could not occur without a supply of ATP. How does the energy from ATP power the cellular reactions?
The cellular processes are coupled to hydrolysis of ATP, an exergonic
process
Which of the following would you expect to have a high phosphate group
transfer potential?
a. ATP
b. GMP
c. ADP
d. Phosphoric acid
a. ATP
ΔG for an exothermic reaction has a:
A value that varies with the temperature of the reaction
When we digest food and use it to produce energy, we convert a few large, complex molecules into many small, simple molecules. Under these circumstances,
a. Entropy increases
b. Entropy decreases
c. Entropy does not change
d. Entropy rises, then falls
a. Entropy increases
Respiration may be represented by the reaction:
C6H12O6 + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O ΔH for the overall reaction is 2802.1 kJ/mol. Photosynthesis is the reverse: 6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2 ΔH for the
overall reaction of photosynthesis is:
a. 2802.1 kJ/mol
b. -2802.1 kJ/mol
c. -304.7 kcal/mol
d. 304.7 kcal/mol
d. 304.7 kcal/mol