Lesson 8 Flashcards

1
Q

What is energy?

A

the capacity to do work

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2
Q

what is work?

A

act of creating chemical reaction

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3
Q

Two main form of energy

A

Kinetic energy
Potential energy

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4
Q

found by the random movement

A

Kinetic energy

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5
Q

Energy stored by an object

A

Potential energy

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6
Q

The science of how energy flows, its transformations, relationships and exchanges

A

Thermodynamics

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7
Q

Thermodynamics focuses on two components:

A
  • the system
  • the surrounding
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8
Q

being observed and studied

A

System

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9
Q

Everything else aside from the system

A

Surrounding

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10
Q

3 kinds of System

A
  • Open
  • Closed
  • Isolated
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11
Q

Matter and
energy transfer is
allowed

A

Open

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12
Q

Only energy transfer is allowed

A

Closed

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13
Q

No transfer is allowed

A

Isolated

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14
Q

LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS
( Only 2 out of the 4 laws apply to energy transformation of cells )

A

• Law of Conservation of Energy
• Entropy

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15
Q

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only converted from one form to another

A

Law of conservation of energy

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16
Q

ALWAYS increases over time; disorderliness within a system, measure of energy lost during its transformation.

A

Entropy (S)

17
Q

Not all _____ (Total [heat] energy), can be used by the system for work.

A

Enthalpy (H)

18
Q

Usable energy for work is called

A

Free Energy (G)

19
Q

the conversion of energy from one form to another is NOT

A

1:1

20
Q

As the reaction continues, ________ _________ thus more energy is lost.

A

Entropy increases

21
Q

How the body uses macromolecules to either create energy or create other molecules/macromolecules

A

Metabolism

22
Q

METABOLISM
Comes in two forms

A
  • Catabolism
  • Anabolism
23
Q

Breakdown of complex molecules to simpler molecules ( Destructive Metabolism; Exergonic )

A

Catabolism

24
Q

Building of simpler molecules to complex molecules ( Constructive Metabolism; Endergonic )

A

Anabolism

25
Q

reactants GAIN energy

A

Endergonic

26
Q

reactants RELEASE energy

A

Exergonic

27
Q

use of energy generated by an exergonic reaction to fuel an endergonic reaction

A

Coupled Reaction

28
Q

In coupled reaction The process is called

A

energy coupling

29
Q

due to the 2nd law of thermodynamics

Energy created due to
must be greater than
Energy needed by

A

Exergonic rnx
Endergonic rnx

30
Q

what is ATP

A

Adenosine Triphosphate

31
Q

Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

A

• Primary energy carrier of the body
• Nucleoside Adenosine (Adenine + Ribose) + 3 phosphate groups (3P) attached to ribose

32
Q

The 3P are __________ _______ thus rich in potential energy

A

negatively charged

33
Q

Overcrowding of negative charge make the bonds of 3P unstable and can easily be broken by

A

Hydrolysis