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| all chemical reactions in a cell |
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| protiens that catalayze or speed up chemical reactions |
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| ability to do work or bring about change |
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| energy of motion mechanical |
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| amount of disorganization messy-ness |
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(1) matter and energy is neither created nor destroyed, but marely changes form (2) when energy changes from one form to another form there is always a loss of unstable energy. |
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organized = disorganized = |
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| reaction that releases energy |
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| reaction that uses energy |
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| free energy of reactants or products |
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| free energy of products - free energy of reactants |
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| putting together a exergonic and indergonic reaction |
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| chemical being added onto the enzyme |
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Adenosine triphosphate (ATP) what are the advantages of adenosine triphosphate |
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1. can be used in diff reactions 2. produces sufficent energy for biological reactions 3. energy loss is minimized |
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| 3 functions of ATP Adenosin Triphosphate |
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1. chemical synthesis macromolecules 2 transport energy to pump substances across the cell membrane 3 mechanical provides energy for muscle movement |
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| advantages of metabolic pathways |
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1 pathway can lead to several others energy is captures and released easily if released in small amounts can regulate the pathways |
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