Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
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second law of thermodynamics

A

the universe tends toward disorder

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2
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entropy

A

thermodynamic quantity that measures the degree of disorder in a system

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3
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___ is energy in its most disordered form

A

heat

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4
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first law of thermodynamics

A

energy cannot be created or destroyed

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5
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first stage of photosynthesis

A

energy from sunlight is captured and transiently stored as chemical-bond energy in activated carriers

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6
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second stage of photosynthesis

A

activated carriers are used to help drive a carbon-fixation process, in which sugars are manufactured from CO2

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7
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oxidation

A

removal of electrons from an atom
LEO

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8
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reduction

A

addition of electrons to an atom
GER

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9
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oxidized

A

donate a pair of electrons

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10
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reduced

A

accept a pair of electrons

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11
Q

which of these if produced by cell respiration, and what state of carbon does this by-product represent?
-CO2;completely oxidized carbon
-CO2;reduced version of carbon
-C6H12O6;completely oxidized carbon
-C6H12O6;reduced version of carbon

A

CO2; completely oxidized carbon

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12
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Which statement is true?
-A cell generates order by decreasing the entropy of its surroundings
-Cells obey the first law of thermodynamics but are exempt from the second law
-A cell takes in heat from the environment to power its biosynthetic reactions, thereby obeying the second law of thermodynamics
-The heat released by an animal cell comes from the chemical bond energy present in the food molecules it metabolizes

A

the heat released by an animal cell comes from the chemical bond energy present in the food molecules it metabolizes

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13
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enzyme

A

a protein that catalyzes a specific chemical reaction by lowering the activation energy

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14
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free energy (G)

A

energy that can be harnessed to do work or drive chemical reactions

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15
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catalyst

A

substance that accelerates a chemical reaction by lowering its activation energy

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16
Q

enzymes molecules are _____ after participating in a reaction

A

unchanged

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17
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Energetically favorable reactions create disorder by _____ the free energy and have a _____ G

A

decreasing
negative

18
Q

a reaction only occurs if G is _____

A

negative

19
Q

energetically unfavorable reactions create ____ in the universe and have a _____ G

A

order
positive

20
Q

equilibrium

A

forward and reverse rates of a chemical reaction are equal
G=0

21
Q

Delta G equation

A

delta G = delta G of formation + RTln(X/Y)

22
Q

equilibrium constant

A

K=[X]/[Y]
K=[AB]/[A][B]

23
Q

the _____ finds its ____
enzyme & substrate

A

substrate
enzyme

24
Q

______ formation is what prevents unwanted associations from forming between mismatched molecules

A

poor noncovalent bond

25
Q

small molecules diffuse through the cytosol very efficiently by…

A

moving randomly, knocked around by colliding with other molecules

26
Q

which is not true of a chemical reaction at equilibrium?
-delta G = 0
-the rates of the forward and reverse reactions are equal
-the net concentrations of substrate and product do not change
-both the forward and reverse reactions have stopped

A

both the forward and reverse reactions have stopped

27
Q

at equilibrium, the free-energy change for a reaction is which of the following?
-at its highest point
-energetically unfavorable
-equal to delta G of formation
-zero in both forward and reverse directions

A

zero in both forward and reverse directions

28
Q

activated carriers

A

small molecule that stores energy or chemical groups in a form that can be donated to many different metabolic reactions

29
Q

an energetically _____ reaction is used to drive an energetically _____ one

A

favorable
unfavorable

30
Q

ATP is synthesized in an energetically _____ _______ reaction in which a _____ is added to ADP

A

unfavorable
phosphorylation
phosphate group

31
Q

ATP gives up the energy packet in an energetically ____ ______ to ADP and phosphate

A

favorable
hydrolysis

32
Q

phosphorylation is an example of a ______ reaction

A

condensation

33
Q

Both NADH and NADPH carry energy in the form of two ______ plus a _____, which together form a hydride ion

A

high-energy electrons
proton

34
Q

NADH and NADPH become _____ to form NAD+ and NADP+ when they pass their ____ to a donor molecule

A

oxidized
hydride ion

35
Q

plenty of NAD+ to act as a(n) _______ agent and NAPDH to act as a(n) _____ agent

A

oxidizing
reducing

36
Q

which of these represents a carrier in the activated state in which it would be used in the cell?
-ADP
-NADP
-FAD
-NADH

A

NADH

37
Q

which reaction can be driven by the hydrolysis of a molecule of ATP inside a cell?
-sucrose->glucose + fructose (-G)
-glucose+oxygen->CO2+water (-G)
-CO2+water->glucose+oxygen (+G)
-glucose+fuctose->sucrose (+G)

A

glucose + fructose -> sucrose (+G)

38
Q

the ultimate source of energy for most organism is _____

A

the sun

39
Q

catabolic reactions

A

release energy by breaking down organic molecules

40
Q

anabolic reactions

A

require an energy input to generate organic molecules