SI CH 4 Session Flashcards

1
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What is the ultimate source of Earth’s biological energy?

A

the sun

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2
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What is the photosynthesis equation? IMPORTANT

A

sunlight + 6CO2 +6H2O –> 6CO2 + C6H12O6

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3
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the energy of motion

A

kinetic energy

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4
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stored energy =

A

potential energy

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5
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Potential or kinetic?
An arrow that is pulled back by a bow has which type of energy?

A

potential

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6
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Which is the best example that a something has kinetic energy?
a. a car parked on a steep hill
b. a tennis ball rolling across the court
c. a picture hanging on the wall
d. a piece of coal before its burned

A

b. a tennis ball rolling across the court
- the faster an object moves, the more kinetic energy it has

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7
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A ball at the top of a hill is what type of energy?

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potential

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8
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What is the 1st Law of Thermodynamics?

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energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it can only be transferred.

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9
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Why is the transformation of energy incredibly inefficient?

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Most of the energy is wasted, transferred to heat.

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10
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What is the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics?

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Entropy is a measure of disorder

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11
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what is the amount of disorder/randomness?

A

entropy

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12
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What is entropy?

A

the amount of disorder/ randomness

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13
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greater __1.__ means greater __2.__

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  1. disorder
  2. entropy
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14
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increase in disorder = _____

A

higher entropy

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15
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self-feeders
- organisms that make their own cellular energy sources

A

autotrophs

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16
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3 examples of autotrophs

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bacteria, plants, algae

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17
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consumer / other- feeders
- organisms that a must obtain energy sources say consuming other organisms

A

heterotrophs

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18
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3 examples of heterotrophs

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animals, fungi, protists

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19
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what is metabolism?

A

sum of all chemical reactions occurring in an organism

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20
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the sum of all chemical reactions occurring in an organism is ..?

A

metabolism

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21
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2 major categories of metabolic reactions in cells?

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  1. anabolic
  2. catabolic
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22
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Breaking up aa large molecule into. smaller molecules is __1.__ and results in __2.___ entropy

a. exergonic, incased
b. exergonic, decreased
c. endergonic, increased
d. endergonic, decreased

A

a. exergonic, increased

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23
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Organizing small molecules into a larger molecule ___ an organism’s entropy.

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decreases

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24
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what is activation energy? IMPORTANT

A

additional energy to get a reaction started

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additional energy to get a reaction started is called what?
activation energy
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when a molecule losses electrons
oxidation
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when a molecule gains electrons
reduction
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reactions that are paired reactions between two molecules involving the movement of high-energy electrons
redox reaction
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acronym for oxidation meaning :
O - oxidaation I - is L - loss of electrons
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acronym for reduction meaning :
R - reduction I - is G - Gain of electrons
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adenosine triphosphate is aka:
ATP
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What is a good coupled reaction?
when endergonic and exergonic reactions occur together
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What are enzymes?
catalysts
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What are catalysts?
a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction
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site where substrate bonds
active site
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the molecules that a the enzyme processes
substrate
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induced fit means -
the enzyme changes shape so tat it can bind better to the substrate
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when the enzyme cages shape so that it Cana bind better to the substrate it is called .
an induced fit
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group of enzymes that help carry out the process
metabolic pathway
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what is a metabolic pathway?
a group of enzymes that help carry out a process
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Do enzymes reduce or increase activation energy?
reduces
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how are enzymes regulated? directly or indirectly?
bot. Enzymes can be regulated directly and indirectly
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a cellular product tat binds to an enzyme on a location tat is not the active site , active site changed shape
allosteric regulation
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non-substrate molecule fits into active site and blocks real substrate access
competitive inhibition
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something tat is permanently bound in the active site, means enzyme is dead
suicide inhibitor
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what does a coenzyme do?
activate enzymes/ help enzymes
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molecules or energy moving from high to low concentrations
diffusion
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what is diffusion?
molecules or energy moving from high to low concentrations
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what is osmosis?
movement of water molecules?
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what is the movement of water molecules?
osmosis
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In osmosis, does water move to high or low concentrations?
high
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isotonic =
balanced
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hypotonic =
outside has greater concentration of a solute
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hypertonic =
inside has greater solute concentration
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3 major modes of transmembrane transport in a cell:
simple diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and active transport
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this transmembrane transport requires no energy and goes from high to low concentration
simple diffusion
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this transmembrane transport requires no energy, goes from high to low concentration and needs a membrane protein
facilitates diffusion
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this transmembrane transport requires energy and goes from low to high concentration
active transport