Unit 2: What Chemical Processes Support Life? Flashcards

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Word Equation for Aerobic Respiration

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Glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water + energy

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Word Equation for Anaerobic Respiration

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prodcuts:

animals - lactic acid (C3H6O3)
plants and fungi- ethanol (c2h5oh+co2)

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What is Anaerobic respiration

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The chemical process that produces cellular energy without oxygen

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What are amino acids?

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Amino acids are the molecules that makeup proteins.

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5
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What is aerobic respiration

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Chemical process that uses oxygen to produce energy from carbohydrates and lipids

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What are 4 products that are broken down from proteins, fats and food?

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amino acids
fatty acids
glucose
nucleotides

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7
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What is metabolism

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The chemical reactions in the body’s cells that change food into energy

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What is catabolism

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Breaking down of food to get essential molecules in a simpler form.
BIG TO SMALL = ENERGY

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What is anabolism

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The building up of simple molecules to complex molecules is more useful to the human body.
SMALL TO BIG = ENERGY

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10
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What is Cellular Respiration?

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Breaks glucose down to make ATP

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Glycolysis

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In the cytoplasm, anaerobic process
Glucose is converted to 2 pyruvate, 2 ATP molecules & 2 NADH

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12
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Krebs Cycle

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in mitochondria, aerobic process
6 NADH and 2FADH 2
2ATP

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13
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Electron Transport Chain

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transfer electrons from high-energy molecules to lower-energy molecules, producing ATP and consuming oxygen

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14
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ATP Synthase

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Enzyme that produces ATP

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15
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How many ATP molecules are made per glucose molecule?

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29-38 net ATP

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16
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What is Fermentation

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Fermentation makes ATP without Oxygen
it is anaerobic respiration.

Breaks down organic matter without oxygen, and is performed by microorganisms like bacteria and yeast

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What is Lactic Acid Fermentation in humans?

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Lactic acid fermentation occurs in human muscle cells when they are deprived of oxygen, such as during intense exercise.

18
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Alcohol Fermentation

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Alcoholic Fermentation makes Wine and Bread.
Starts Glycolysis
occurs in yeast, plants and unicellular organisms

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What is Lactic Fermentation

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Lactic Fermentation makes Cheese and Yogurt.

A process that converts sugars into energy and lactic acid.

20
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Factors of Photosynthesis
state 3

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Light Intensity ( eventually plateaus)

Carbon Dioxide Concentration (eventually plateaus)

Temperature ( There is an optimum temperature - before enzymes denature)

21
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Word Equation for Photosynthesis

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Carbon dioxide + Water + Sunlight → Glucose + Oxygen

22
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Factors affecting the rate of transpiration

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Wind - As air movement increases, the rate of transpiration increases because wind removes water vapour from the leaf surfaces.

Light - as light increases, the rate of transpiration increases because the stomata open to allow water to diffuse out of the leaf

Humidity - As humidity increases, transpiration decreases because there is less of a concentration gradient of water molecules outside the leaf.

Temperature - the rate of transpiration increases as the temperature increases.

23
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Why is transpiration important for plants

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Transpiration is the process by which plants evaporate water from the stomata. It is important to maintain temperature.

24
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Why are enzymes important?

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Enzymes are important as they are biocatalysts that speed up chemical processes in organisms. Making them very essential.

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How do enzymes work?
Enzymes essentially lower the energy needed to start a chemical reaction, speeding it up and increasing the rate at which a process happens.
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What part of the plant transports water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves and other parts of the plant?
Xylem
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What part of the plant transports sugars, proteins, and other organic molecules from the leaves to other parts of the plant?
Phloem
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Where do enzymes react?
In active sites, the active site has a specific shape that fits with the substrate.
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Enzymes for protein, carbhydrates and lipids
Protase breaks down Protein Carbohydrase breaks down Carbohydrates Lipase breaks down lipids