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Energy from the sun is stored in
chemical bonds of molecules.
When bonds are broken
energy is released.
Photosynthesis
energy from the sun is used to produce sugar (or store it in the chemical bonds of sugars)
Cellular Respiration
-converts sugar into ATP (fuel of all living things)

-releases energy stored in chemical bonds to be used as fuel.

Energy
capacity to do work
Kinetic energy
energy of moving objects
What type of energy is light?
Kinetic (movement of high energy particles)
Potential energy
stored energy & capacity to do work
Chemical energy
storage of energy in chemical bonds (type of potential energy)
Thermodynamics
study of the transformation of energy from one type to another (potential--->kinetic)
First Law of Thermodynamics
energy can never be created or destroyed, only change from one form to another
Second Law of Thermodynamics
every conversion of energy is not perfectly efficient and some energy transforms into heat
Heat is useless for fueling cellular activity because
it is not easily used to do work.
ATP
Adenosine Triphosphate

-free floating molecule found in cells


-temporarily stores energy


-3 components- sugar molecule (ribose) +adenine molecule + 3 negatively charged phosphate groups


-energy stored between phosphate bonds

Phosphates in ATP break off due to
instability (negatively charged particles repel)

energy is released from broken bonds

ADP
Adenosine Diphosphate

-molecule w/ two phosphates


-used by organisms to rebuild ATP stocks


-free-floating phosphate