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Energy and ATP Flashcards

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1
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What is energy?

A

The ability to do work

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2
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What acronym helps remember energy forms?

A

Most kids hate learning GCSE energy names

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3
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What forms can energy take?

A 
Mechanical 
Kinetic 
Heat 
Light 
Gravitational potential 
Chemical 
Sound 
Electric 
Elastic potential 
Nuclear
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4
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What is the conservation of energy?

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed only transferred from one form to another

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5
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What is energy measured in?

A

Joules

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6
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What is the main reactant in for energy?

A

ATP

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7
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What does ATP stand for?

A

Adenosine Triphosphate

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8
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What is ATP?

A

A store of energy

A phosphorylated macromolecule

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9
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What is ATP made up of generally?

A

The nucleotide contains:

One 5 carbon sugar
A Base
3 phosphate groups

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10
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What is ATP made of exactly?

A

Ribose
Adenine (alkaline properties)
3 phosphate groups

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11
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What two ways can ATP be drawn?

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Ribose - rectangle
Adenine - 2 ovals on the top left corner
3 phosphates - 3 ovals on the top right

Or

Ribose - hexagon
Adenine - rectangle on the top left corner
3 phosphates - 3 circles on the top right corner

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12
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What is ATP made from? What process?

A

Made from glucose

In respiration

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13
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How much ATP is produced from 1 glucose molecule?

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38 molecules of ATP

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14
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How is energy released from ATP? What process?

A

The breakdown of ATP in removal of 1 phosphate group

Hydrolysis
Exothermic

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15
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What is produced from the hydrolysis of ATP?

A

ADP - Adenosine Diphosphate
An inorganic phosphate group
Energy

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16
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What is added and what enzyme is used in the hydrolysis of ATP?

A

A water molecule

ATP hydrolase

17
Q

What is the reaction for synthesising ATP?

A

It’s a reverse reaction

ADP + PO4 + energy -> ATP + H2O

18
Q

What kind of reaction is the synthesis for ATP?

A

Condensation
Endothermic
Reverse

19
Q

What enzyme is used to synthesis ATP?

A

ATP sythase

20
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Why is ATP continuously made?

A

It is unstable so there is only ever a 3 second supply in a cell

Constantly broken then synthesised

21
Q

What is the inorganic phosphate?

A

Not alive just matter

Floats around in the cytoplasm

22
Q

What is it called when a phosphate group is added to ADP?

A

Phosphorylation

23
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What are the three types of phosphorylation?

A

Photo phosphorylation
Oxidative phosphorylation
Substrate - level phosphorylation

24
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What is photo phosphorylation?

A

Takes place in ‘chlorophyll containing’ plant cells during photosynthesis

25
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What is oxidative phosphorylation?

A

Occurs in the mitochondria of plant and animal cells during the process of electron transport

26
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How is the synthesis similar in photo and oxidative phosphorylation?

A

The ATP is synthesised using energy released during the transfer of electrons along a chain of electron carrier molecules in chloroplasts or mitochondria

27
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What is substrate-level phosphorylation

A

Occurs in plant and animal cells when phosphate groups are transferred from donor molecules to ADP to make ATP

28
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What features of ATP make it an immediate source of energy?

A

Energy is released in a simple single step reaction
Releases small amounts of efficient energy for jobs that need doing
Can be readily moved as it is soluble

29
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What is ATP a source of energy for?

A

Metabolic processes - assimilation of macromolecule from small ones
Movement
Active transport - energy to change shape of the carrier protein
Secretion - needed to form lysosomes
Activation of molecules

30
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What is the activation of molecules?

A

The phosphate group released from ATP when hydrolysed can phosphorylate other molecules to make them more reactive thus lowering the activation energy

31
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What property does ATP have that allows it to release energy?

A

An unstable bond between the middle and last phosphate
This has a low activation energy which means this bond can be broken easily
When it breaks it releases a considerable amount of energy

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