321: Topic 3 - Energy Transformations

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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

Energy can be changed from one form to another but cannot be crwated or destroyed

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What is the second law of thermodynamics?

In all energy conversions, the potential energy in the final state will be less than the potential energy of the inital state (if no energy leaves/enters)

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What is entropy?

A measure of disorder or randomness

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What is an exergonic process?

A process in which the potential energy of the final state willl be less than the initial state due to energy release

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What type of process can occur spontaneously?

Exergonic processes

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What is an endergonic process?

A process in which the potential energy of the final state is greater than that of the initial state and requires energy to take place

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What is an endergonic process that requires heat called?

Endothermic

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In plant cells, how is energy in the form of ATP released?

It is released through exergonic reactions after hydrolysis

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What is ATP?

A cell's main energy source that is used for endergonic reactions

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What is phsophorylation?

Adding a phosphate group (PO₄) to a molecule in order to make it an active participant in endergonic reactions

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What is the chemical equation for converting ATP to ADP and vice versa?

ATP + H20

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What is the chemical equation for converting ADP and AMP and vice versa?

ADP + H20

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Order AMP, ATP, and ADP from highest to lowest energy

ATP, ADP, AMP (due to decreasing phophate ions in thier structure; 3, 2, 1 respectively)

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What is oxidation?

The loss of electrons

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What is reduction?

The addition of electrons