BIOL 111 Chapter 6: Biology : How Life Works; 2nd Edition CHAPTER 6
10 Oct 2018
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Co2 glucose self feeders maketheir own organic carbon using. Energy the capacity to do work chemicalenergy form ofpotentialenergy held in chemical. When a covalent bond forms into smaller units producingatp entropyin smaller units 4 require an input of energy atp entropyin butsurroundingentropy. Metabolism the chemical reactions that convert molecules mm bonds between atoms in a molecule breaks energy is used energy is released strong covalent bonds weak bonds ex macromolecules little chemical energy a lot of chemical energy fuel molecules. Atp negativelycharged chemical repel each other energy ummm. The first law ofthermodynamics the law of conservation of energy the universe contains a constant amount of energy it is neither created or destroyed. Thesecond law ofthermodynamics energy transformations always result in an increase in disorder in the universe increase. They are never 100 in disorder someenergy is lost efficient s. Entropy thedegree of disorder ex opening a can of gas the gasescapes 4 with more places to move entropy increases.
