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_____ deals with thermodynamics, enzymes and kinetics. it is the energy transformation that occurs in living organisms.

bioenergetics

What is law 1 of thermodynamics?

that energy cant be created nor destroyed. it can only be changed.

what is law 2 of thermodynamics?

When an energy change does occur, energy flows from higher energy level, to lower energy level. These levels are based off their level of disorder or randomness known as entropy.

Law 1 and 2 of thermodynamics refers to the entropy of the universe or the entropy of the system?

the universe

in a ___________, it can be either open or closed. Meaning energy can enter/leave or all energy remains as is within.

system

_____ system's include earth, a cell, or an organism.

open

________ system's include the universe.

closed

__________ system's are more successful because as higher energy enters, low energy leaves.

open

higher energy intake for earth is through what resource? Earth exert's low energy out be releasing what?

sunlight


heat

higher energy intake for organisms is through what resource? organisms low energy out is exerted through what?

food intake


waste output

what thermodynamics law indicates that closed systems will eventually die off because they don't get any benefit from low energy?

law 2 of thermodynamics

what are the three processes organisms are able to do because they use energy to do work?

mechanical


chemical


active transport

what is mechanical energy?

motor proteins use energy to do work by moving vesicles

what is chemical energy?

the cell building a protein out of amino acids

what is ATP hydrolysis?

it is the breaking down of ATP into ADP+P.


adenine tri-phosphate breaks down into Adenine di- phosphate and an inorganic phosphate group.

Why does ATP hydrolysis provide ample amounts of energy?

breaking the bonds of ATP releases free energy. This free energy is used to do work.

Why is ATP hydrolysis still considered to be not quite 100% efficient?

it folllows law 2 of thermodynamics because ADP+P is at a lower energy level than ATP