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Nutrients

Raw materials needed to make complex molecules

Carbohydrates,Proteins, Minerals, Vitamins, Lipids/Fats, and Water are ____.

Carbohydrates,Proteins, Minerals, Vitamins, Lipids/Fats, and Water are ____.

Heterotrophs

Obtain energy and nutrients from digesting other living or dead organisms

AKA Consumers

AKA Consumers

Autotrophs

Obtain energy and nutrients from nonliving sources like sunlight, minerals, air, etc.

AKA Producers

AKA Producers

Photoautotrophs

Autotrophs that carry out photosynthesis

Uses the sun to make energy

Uses the sun to make energy

Photosynthesis

Set of chemical reactions that uses light energy to produce organic compounds from CO2 and H2O

Photoautotrophs use this

Photoautotrophs use this

Chemoautotrophs

Autotrophs that carry out chemosynthesis

Mostly bacteria or archaea

Mostly bacteria or archaea

Chemosynthesis

Set of chemical reactions that uses chemical energy to produce organic compounds

Carried out by Chemoautotrophs

Carried out by Chemoautotrophs

Cell respiration

Set of chemical reactions used by all organisms to release energy from organic compounds to perform necessary life functions

Done by heterotrophs, autotrophs, and decomposers

Done by heterotrophs, autotrophs, and decomposers

Producers

Organisms that make their own food

An autotroph is and example of a ____.

An autotroph is and example of a ____.

Consumers

Organisms that get their energy from eating other organisms

A heterotroph is an example of a ____.

A heterotroph is an example of a ____.

Decomposers

An organism that breaks down matter and makes nutrients for the ecosystem

Usually a bacteria or fungus

Usually a bacteria or fungus

Food web

Relationships formed between producers, consumers, and decomposers in an ecosystem to show the transfer of energy and nutrients

Interconnection of food chains

Interconnection of food chains

Biotic

Living things

Not dead

Not dead

Abiotic

Nonliving things

The sun is an example of this.

The sun is an example of this.

Ecosystem

Includes all abiotic and biotic factors in a particular place

A coral reef is an ____.

A coral reef is an ____.

Habitats

Part of an ecosystem where certain organisms live

Shallow water zone of a coral reef.

Shallow water zone of a coral reef.

Biosphere

All of the ecosystems on Earth

Atmosphere + Lithosphere + Hydrosphere + Ecosphere = ____.

Atmosphere + Lithosphere + Hydrosphere + Ecosphere = ____.

Energy

The strength required for sustained physical or mental activity

Moves in one direction through the food chain.




Much of it is lost as heat.

Chemical energy

Energy stored in molecules released during chemical reactions

Undergoes chemical change

Undergoes chemical change

Free energy

Portion of chemical energy that is available to do work

Part of chemical energy

Part of chemical energy

Heat Energy

Can be transferred from one object to another and can be created when other forms of energy are lost

AKA Thermal energy

AKA Thermal energy

First Law of Thermodynamics

Energy can not be created nor destroyed, but it can be converted into different forms

Law of Conservation of Energy

Law of Conservation of Energy

Second Law of Thermodynamics

Systems tend to change in a way that increases the entropy of the system and its surroundings

Disorder increases in the _ ___ __ _________.

Disorder increases in the _ ___ __ _________.

Entropy

Disorder in a system

Not ordered

Not ordered

Enzymes

Proteins that lower the activation energy needed for biochemical reactions to occur, allowing for a much faster rate of reaction

Substrate only fits one way.

Substrate only fits one way.

Catalysts

Any chemicals that lower activation energy; enzymes are biological catalysts

All know enzymes are ____.

All know enzymes are ____.

Active site

Small region of an enzyme's tertiary structure that matches up with a small region on the reactants

The ____ ____ bonds with the substrate.

The ____ ____ bonds with the substrate.

Substrate

The substance that an enzyme acts on

The ____ bonds with the active site.

The ____ bonds with the active site.

Metabolism

Substances are broken down to make energy for vital processes while other substances that are necessary for life are made

My brother has a fast ________.

My brother has a fast ________.

Synthesis

Rection of chemical compounds from simpler materials

A + B --> AB

A + B --> AB

Decomposition

Breaking down

AB --> A + B

AB --> A + B

Biosynthesis

Production of complex molecules within living organisms or cells

An upscaled synthesis

An upscaled synthesis

Oxidation

Loss of electrons or an increase in oxidation state

____ originally described reactions where elements combined with oxygen.

____ originally described reactions where elements combined with oxygen.

ATP

Serves as a source of energy for metabolic processes. Stores energy

AKA Adenosine triphosphate

AKA Adenosine triphosphate

ADP

ATP that is broken down by hydrolysis during cell metabolism. Releases energy

AKA Adenosine diphosphate

AKA Adenosine diphosphate