Module 6.1 Energy and Metabolism Flashcards

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What occurs during chemical reactions?

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Bonds are broken or formed and energy is absorbed or released.

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What are the three types of chemical reactions?

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  • Combination reaction
  • Decomposition reaction
  • Recombination reaction
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The left side molecules of a chemical reaction are called

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reactants

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The left side molecules of a chemical reaction are called

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products

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All chemical reactions MUST have the same number of

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each element’s atoms on either side of the arrow.​

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How is the reaction CO2 + H2O → H2CO3 read?

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1 molecule of carbon dioxide and 1 molecule of water combine to make 1 molecule of carbonic acid.

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What indicates a reversible reaction?

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A two-headed arrow.

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What must all chemical reactions have?

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The same number of each element’s atoms on either side of the arrow.

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What is the first step in balancing chemical equations?

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Write down the number of atoms of each element of the reactants and products.

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Balance the equation: H2 + N2 → NH3.

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3H2 + N2 → 2NH3.

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What is the balanced version of the equation: NaOH → Na2O + H2O?

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2NaOH → Na2O + H2O.

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What is the balanced reaction for C6H6O3 + 3O2?

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C6H6O3 + 3O2 → 6CO + 3H2O.

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What is the balanced reaction for Na + 2H2O → H2 + 2NaOH?

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2Na + 2H2O → H2 + 2NaOH.

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How can a chemical reaction in a test tube be sped up?

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  • Increasing the concentration of the reactants
  • Increasing the temperature of a reaction
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Cells must depend on what to speed up chemical reactions​

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Enzymes

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16
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What are most enzymes made of?

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Proteins or sometimes RNA.

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What is the function of enzymes?

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Speed up reactions in living organisms and act as catalysts.

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18
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Catalysts can be used

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over and over again

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An enzymes structure:

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A folded molecule with a “pocket” or active site where reaction occurs​

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An equation that uses an enzyme

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If there is something written above the arrow in an equation with an -ase ending, it is usually a

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enzyme equation/reaction

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In order for chemical reactions to occur, the reactants must first absorb

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What is the energy of activation (EA)?

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The energy needed for reactants to absorb before a chemical reaction can occur.

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Enzymes speed up reactions by

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lowering the energy of activation​

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An enzyme is often a
protein with a pocket or active site
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For enzymes, the reactants are called
substrates
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The Enzyme Reaction process
1. Substrates entering active site of the enzyme​ 2. Reaction occurs making product​ 3. Product leaves the enzyme​ 4. Enzyme free to get more reactants and repeat​
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Enzymes are very specific—only certain substrates can
fit in the active site
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True or False: Enzymes are very efficient-many times faster than chemical reactions without enzymes
True
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True or False: Enzymes are used up during the reactions they catalyze.
False.
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Enzymes do two things:
* bring molecules together (matchmakers) * separate molecules (divorce lawyers)
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Enzymes are (one word)
catalysts
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What is the optimal temperature for enzymes in the human body?
37°C.
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Enzymes work best at a given
temperature and pH
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What is the optimal pH for most of the body's enzymes?
Around pH 7, which is neutral.
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Enzymes in certain parts of our body like to work in pH
2
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What are the two types of energy?
* Kinetic * Potential
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ATP powers nearly all
form of work in cells
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Potential energy:
Potential to do work​. Is stored energy
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Kinetic energy:
Does work​. Is energy of motion
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What happens when the third phosphate bond in ATP is broken?
A small amount of energy is released.
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What does ADP stand for?
Adenosine diphosphate.
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When the third phosphate bond in ATP is broken and energy is release, it makes
ADP with 2 phosphates and inorganic phosphate
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How is ADP compared to ATP?
ADP is like an uncharged battery with low energy.
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ATP-ADP Cycle​ graphic