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Respiration

Energy EXTRACTION by releasing CO2 & H2O and consuming O2

Respiration Process

Respiration -> breathing in O2 (ATP) -> Breathing our CO2 & H2O (ADP)

Kinetic Energy

Used in motion

Potential Energy

Stored (Concentration Gradient)

How does potential Energy and kinetic energy work together?

Potential Energy (Stored) —(HEAT)—> Kinetic Energy Released (Motion)

Laws of Thermodynamics

Back (Definition)

Entropy

-Disorganization of Energy


-Entropy increases in energy transformation

Free Energy

-Organized Energy


-Free energy decreases Entropy

What is:


6CO2 + 6H2O —> C6H12O6

Glucose

Activation Energy

Whatever amount of energy is needed for a reaction

What happened when Activation Energy is LOWERED?

There is a better chance of spontaneous reaction when reactants are within close proximity

What is the job of an ENZYME?

ENZYME job is to lower activation energy so reaction goes forward

Exergonic

It is Stored energy (potential Energy) or give off as heat

What does EXERGONIC do?

- products have less free energy than reactants


- energy released


- spontaneous


- Entropy increases

Endergonic

- Products have More free energy than reactants


- Energy required


- Not Spontaneous


- Entropy Decreases

Calorie

1 cc of water by 1c (raises temp)

How many Kilocalorie in a Calorie?

1,000 calories