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Thermodynamics

The branch of chemistry concerned with energy changes

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Energy

the capacity to do work

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work

the transfer of energy to move objects

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Potential energy

stored energy

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Kinetic energy

energy of motion

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_____ is the most convenient way of measuring energy

heat

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1 calorie =

heat required to raise 1 gram of water to 1 degree celcius

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breaking bonds =

energy consumed

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creating bonds =

energy released

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_____ - when one atom or molecule loses an electron

oxidation

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_____ - when one atom or molecule gains an electron

reduction

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reduced = _____ energy level

higher

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The first law of thermodynamics states that the total amount of energy in the universe _____ _____

remains constant

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The second law of thermodynamics states that _____ (disorder) is continuously increasing

entropy

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free energy

the amount of energy that is available to do work

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What is the equation for free energy?

G = H-TS

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____ - Energy available to do work

G

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_____ - enthalpy, the total energy present in a molecule's chemical bonds

H

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_____ - absolute temperature

T

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____ - entropy (or the unavailable energy, cannot do work)

S

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When △G is positive, it is a/an ______ (endergonic/exergonic) reaction

endergonic

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When △G is negative, it is a/an ______ (endergonic/exergonic) reaction

exergonic

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Endergonic reactions _____ (are/are not) spontaneous

are not

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Exergonic reactions _____ (are/are not) spontaneous

are

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_____ are substances that help lower the activation energy required for exergonic reactions

catalysts

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ATP stands for _____ _____

Adenosine triphosphate

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ATP is composed of _____, _____ and a chain of 3 _____

ribose adenine phosphates

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ADP stands for _____ _____ = two phosphates

adenosine diphosphate

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AMP stands for _____ _____ = one phosphate (lowest energy form)

adenosine monophosphate

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_____ catalysis - catalyze reaction on RNA molecule itself

Intramolecular

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_____ catalysis - RNA acts on another molecule

Intermolecular

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Different enzymes operate under different optimal conditions, like optimal _____ and optimal _____

temperature pH

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_____ - substance that binds to an enzyme and decreases its activity

inhibitor

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_____ enzymes - enzymes exist in active and inactive forms

allosteric

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_____ - the total of all chemical reactions carried out by an organism

metabolism

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_____ reactions expand energy to build up molecules

anabolic

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_____ harvest energy by breaking down molecules

catabolics

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biochemical pathways force reactions to occur in a _____

sequence

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_____ _____ are critical to maintaining homeostasis because it regulates the amount of substances in the body

feedback loops

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