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| Capacity to do work, capacity for change |
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| Cells Aquire Energy from where? |
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| What are the two main types of energy |
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| Potential Energy and Kinetic Energy |
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| Energy of state or position, Stored Energy (A cat getting ready to pounce) |
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| Energy of movement, does work that alters the state or motion of matter. (Cat jumping onto a table) |
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| Total of all Chemical Reactions that occur in an organism |
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| Build Molecules - Require Energy |
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| break down complex molecules - Release Energy |
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| First law of Thermodynamics |
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| Energy is neither created or destroyed |
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| Second Law of Thermodynamics |
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| When energy is transformed some becomes unavailable to do work. |
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| The change in usable energy can be measured how? |
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| change in G = the change of H minus T multiplied by the change of S. |
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| if the change in G is positive... |
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| if the change in G is negetive... |
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| Spontaneous reactions with a postive change in G so consumes energy |
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| Nonspontaneous reaction with a postive change in G and consumes energy |
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| Captures transfers and stores energy |
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| Composed of ribose sugar, adenine and three phosphates. |
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