BSC 2010C Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Endergonic Reaction, Food Storage, Reagent

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14 Apr 2014
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Characteristics of organisms are all the end-products of the chemical reactions that. Chemical reactions carried out for the purpose of energy transformation or making occur in their cells necessary substances. Energy is described and measured by how it affects matter. Potential-stored energy because of structure or location. Example: the energy stored in chemical bonds. D(delta) g = free energy available to do work in a cell. A - dg means a rxn gives off energy; it provides power. A + dg means a rxn needs energy; it will not run unless energy is first added. Total amount of energy in universe is constant: can be transferred or transformed but cannot be created or destroyed. Every energy transformation increases entropy: energy available for doing useful work decreases with every transformation. Chemical reactions in cells either store or release energy. Energy input equals difference in potential energy between reactants and require input of energy (positive delta g) products products.

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