chapter 6: reaction pathways to ATP hydrolysis

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catabolic reaction

increases entropy by taking complex molecules and breaking them down into simpler ones. they are exergonic and occur spontaneously. there is negative gibbs free energy.

<p>increases entropy by taking complex molecules and breaking them down into simpler ones. they are exergonic and occur spontaneously. there is negative gibbs free energy.</p>
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anabolic pathways

consumes energy to build complex molecules from simple ones. endergonic reactions that are nonspontaneous and have positive gibbs free energy.

<p>consumes energy to build complex molecules from simple ones. endergonic reactions that are nonspontaneous and have positive gibbs free energy.</p>
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for a spontaneous change to occur, a system must:

give up enthalpy/total energy ( - delta h) and which increases entropy ( + delta s)

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catabolic pathway, exergonic reaction, entropy mnemonic

the cat exits through the window.

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anabolic pathway, endergonic reaction, less entropy mnemonic

the analytical bodybuilder ended her workout.

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metabolism is the

totality of an organisms chemical reactions that manage the material and energy resources of the cell. it is essential to life!

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cells are at

dynamic disequilibrium, constantly exchanging materials and energy with their surroundings. cells are open systems. closed systems results in equilibrium, which means cell/system death.

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what is energy coupling?

the use of an exergonic process to drive an endergonic one. for example, the breakdown of ATP to power cellular functions.

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describe the structure of ATP molecules

ATP is an unstable molecule consisting of 3 phosphate groups, a nitrogenous base, and a ribose sugar. its phosphate groups are extremely negative and repel each other, which contributes to its high-energy nature and ability to release energy when hydrolyzed.

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how is mechanical, transport, and chemical work powered?

by the hydrolysis of of ATP.