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43 Cards in this Set
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Gibb's Free Energy
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In redox reactions, the change in this quantity equals the negative product of the number of moles of electrons transferred, Faraday's constant, and the electromotive force
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Gibb's Free Energy
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This quantity is equal to enthalpy minus temperature times entropy
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Gibb's Free Energy
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This quantity is negative for spontaneous processes
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Gibb's Free Energy
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This quantity measures the amount of work that can be used by a system
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Gibb's Free Energy
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Proportional to the natural log of the equilibrium constant
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Ozone
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This compound causes rubber to crack
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Ozone
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This compound can react with cyanides and urea to reduce their toxicity
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Ozone
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This compound is replenished by the Chapman Cycle
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Ozone
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This diamagnetic compound is replenished by a paramagnetic, diatomic molecule
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Ozone
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The amount of this compound is measured in Dobson units
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Ozone
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This compound can be used instead of water to disinfect water.
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Vitamin C
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This nutrient oxidizes proline.
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Vitamin C
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This molecule is a cofactor in the conversion of dopamine to norepinephrine
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Vitamin C
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Megedoses of this molecule were once thought to cure the common cold
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Glycine
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Strychnine inhibits the receptor of this molecule
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Glycine
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This molecule is the causes collagen's triple helix structure.
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Glycine
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This is the only achiral amino acid
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Glycine
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This is the smallest amino acid.
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Temperature
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This quantity approaches equilibrium between touching objects according to the zeroth law of thermodynamics
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Temperature
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Gibbs' Free Energy is equal to enthalpy minus entropy times this quantity.
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Temperature
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Surface tension decreases when this quantity increases according to the Eotvos rule
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Temperature
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This quantity is inversely proportional to thermodynamic beta.
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Semiconductors
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Quantum confinement occurs when these materials have a diameter small than their exictron's Bohr radii
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Semiconductors
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Arsenic and phosphorus are used in a process on these devices called doping
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Semiconductors
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These materials are modulated by the Fermi level in the bandgap region
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Buffers
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These compounds commonly use the molecule Tris
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Buffers
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Norman Good selected criteria for these substances
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Buffers
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The effectiveness of these molecules can be determined by the Henderson-Hasselbalch equations
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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Signal recognition sends proteins to this organelles translocons
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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This organelle detoxifies drugs
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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This organelle metabolizes lipids
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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This organelle creates lipids
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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One protein in this organelle is the calsequestrin protein
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Endoplasmic Reticulum
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Muscles contain a form of this organelle that stores calcium
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Golgi Apparatus
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This organelle is the site of glycosylation
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Golgi Apparatus
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This organelle receives COPII coated proteins
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Golgi Apparatus
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This organelle contains the molecule kinases
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Golgi Apparatus
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One protein in this organelle is the GAAP protein.
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Mitochondria
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One protein in this organelle is coenzyme Q
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Mitochondria
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During apoptosis, this organelle releases cytochrome c
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Mitochondria
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Damage to this organelle can cause Leber optic neuropathy
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Mitochondria
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This organelle contains the TIM and TOM complexes
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Mitochondria
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This organelle is highly concentrated in brown fat, where it's uncoupling occurs.
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