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1st law of thermodynamics Second law of thermodynamic Spontaneous process Free energy equation What does ?G have to be for the reaction to be spontaneous? When a system is at equilibrium ______ Exergonic reaction Endergonic 3 types of cellular work within a cell amound of Energy released from ATP break down

Biology Sep 10, 2020
  1. 1st law of thermodynamics
  2. Second law of thermodynamic
  3. Spontaneous process
  4. Free energy equation
  5. What does ?G have to be for the reaction to be spontaneous?
  6. When a system is at equilibrium ______
  7. Exergonic reaction
  8. Endergonic
  9. 3 types of cellular work within a cell
  10. amound of Energy released from ATP break down

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  1. 1st law of thermodynamics

conservation of energy - energy can neither be created nor destroyed, can only be transformed

  1. Second law of thermodynamic

Entropy is always increasing

  1. Spontaneous process

utilizes entropy as a mechanism for forward reactions

  1. Free energy equation

?G° = ?H - T?S°
- ?G° = free energy
- ?H° = change in the system's enthalpy (total energy)
- T = temperature in Kelvin
- ?S° = change in the system's entropy

  1. What does ?G have to be for the reaction to be spontaneous?

-?G

  1. When a system is at equilibrium ______

there is no further change in the concentration of products or reactants

  1. Exergonic reaction

-?G
- energy is released
- occur spontaneously
-

  1. Endergonic

Energy is put into the system
-stores energy in molecules

  1. 3 types of cellular work within a cell

Mechanical
Chemical
Transport

  1. amound of Energy released from ATP break down

7.3 kilocalories/mole under ideal conditions

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