Energy Production Flashcards

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Biosynthesis

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process of creating biologic compounds from smaller building blocks to support the body’s energy needs (ATP)

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first law of thermodynamics

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energy can not be created or destroyed but transforms from one form to another w/o being depleted

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3
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energy

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the ability to perform work

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4
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energy of the system

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potential energy + kinetic energy

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5
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three forms of biologic work

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chemical (biosynthesis of molecules)
mechanical (muscle contraction: atp/cross bridging)
transport: transfer of substances among cells (Na+, K+)

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second law of thermodynamics

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the tendency of potential energy to degrade to kinetic energy of motion with a lower capacity for work (heat production during exercise)

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oxidation reaction

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transfer of oxygen atoms, hydrogen atoms, or electrons

-reducing agent: describes the substance donating or losing electrons as it oxidizes

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reduction reaction

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any process which the atoms in an element gain electrons

-oxidizing agent: the substance being reduced by gaining electrons

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9
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OIL RIG

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OIL: oxidation involves loss
RIG: reduction involves gain

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10
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OX/REDUX

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forms basis for bodys energy transfer process

  • ex=transfer of electrons within the mitochondria
  • conversion pyruvate to lactate and vice versa
  • electron transport chain
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Enzymes

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help reduce the amount of energy needed to initiate the reaction

  • affected by heat and pH
  • increased temp during exercise positively impacts enzyme activity
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