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| Energy that can be used to do work. |
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| The amount of energy in a system. |
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| Certain states are more likely for others. |
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| A catalyst; speeds up chemical reactions by lowering activation energy (Ea) - enzyme is REUSABLE and a PROTEIN MOLECULE. |
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| At high temperatures, enzymes loose their shape. |
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| Molecule blocks the active site. |
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| Allosteric (Noncompetitive Inhibition) |
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| Molecule binds to somewhere other, changes shape of enzyme. |
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| Anytime an exergonic process is used to provide energy for an endergonic process. |
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| Endergonic Processes fall under... |
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| Mechanical Work, Transport Work, Chemical Work, and Metabolic Rate |
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| Total energy used up by one organism; most energy. |
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Energy used up per gram of body mass.
*divide the energy by # of grams* |
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| ∆H = ∆G + T∆S (total = useful + useless) |
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-∆G --> spontaneous (exergonic)
+∆G --> non-spontaneous (endergonic) |
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| 3 Phosphates, Ribose, and Adenine |
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