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Exam 1
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First law of thermodynamics
energy can’t be created or destroyed it can only be changed from one form to another
Radient energy
light energy, energy or electomagnetic radiation
Mechanical energy
energy that moves mass
Chemical energy
energy released from chemical bonds, ex: enthalpy
Electrochemical energy
energy released from movement of separated electric charges and/or movement of substances down their concentration gradient
Heat energy
energy of molecules from their random thermal motion
Open system
energy grom environment enters organisms and exits as waste products and heat, entropy in organisms is kept low
Closed system
no input of energy, organisms can’t do work, leading to increasing entropy and eventually equilibrium (death)
OIL RIG
Oxidation Is Loss, Reduction Is Gain
Enthalpy (H)
energy of chemical bonds, includes non-covalent
Energy of molecular disorder
Entropy (S) X Temperature (T)
Spontaneous process
when total potential energy of the initial state is higher than the final state
Gibbs free energy (delta G)
energy available that can do work, change in enthalpy minus temperature times change in entropy, if negative: spontaneous process (exergonic and no energy input required), if positive: non-spontaneous process (endergonic and energy input is required)
Catalyst
a susbstance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being used up or changed by it, lower the energy of activation
Enzymes
proteins that act as biological catalysts, lower the energy of activation, can be denatured in high temps (like when reaction has been sped up)
Active site
specific location where enzymes specificity for substrates is determined by the 3D-structure and chemical properties of the amino acid side chains located there
Metabolic pathways
the product of one enzymatic reaction becomes the reactant of the second reaction and so one, enzymes often function in this way
Exergonic
energy released, no energy input required
Endergonic
energy absorbed, energy input required