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passive transport
moves molecules with concentration gradient (high to low)
facilitated diffusion
protein help protein to get across membrane
active transport
uses protein and energy to move molecules against concentration gradient (low to high)
what determines net direction of chemical reaction
characteristics of chemical equilibrium (ratio of reactant and products)
reaction rates
how fast a reaction occurs
chemical equilibrium
the state a reversible action reaches when the forward and reverse reactions are happening at the same rate, so concentrations of reactants and products stop changing overall (equal fast movement)
le chatelier's principle
when equilibrium is perturbed, the system shifts in whatever direction partially counteracts the disturbance, settling into a new equilibrium
thermodynamics
how energy is transferred and transformed
what determines if a reaction is favorable
change in Gibbs free energy Gfinal minus Ginitial
Gibbs free energy
amount of energy available to do work
Negative change in G
favorable, exergonic
Positive change in G
unfavorable, endergonic
what factors determine change of g of a reaction
change in enthalpy (H) minus temperature times change in entropy (S)
enthalpy
total energy of system (exothermic vs endothermic)
negative H
release of heat (exothermic)
positive H
absorbs heat (endothermic)
entropy
amount of disorder (low vs high entropy)
low entropy
low disorder/less even spread
high entropy
high disorder/more even spread
positive S
low to high entropy
negative S
high to low entropy