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Defined as an energy conversion process in biological systems correct answers Bioenergetics Photosynthesis and redox reactions are examples of correct answers bioenergetics transformation of solar energy into chemical energy correct answers photosynthesis interconversion of chemical energy...

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Defined as an energy conversion process in biological systems correct answers Bioenergetics

Photosynthesis and redox reactions are examples of correct answers bioenergetics

transformation of solar energy into chemical energy correct answers photosynthesis

interconversion of chemical energy through the oxidation and reduction of organic molecules
correct answers Redox Reaction

Used by organisms to perform work
Essential for cell survival
Usually obtained from the environment correct answers Chemical Energy

Three types of work that is required in living systems for energy conversion correct answers
1.Osmotic work
2.Chemical Work
3. Mechanical Work

Maintains differential solute concentrations across biological membranes correct answers
Osmotic work

biosynthesis and degradation of organic molecules correct answers chemical work

muscle contraction in animals correct answers mechanical work

highly ordered steady state in terms of temperature, concentration of biomolecules, and other
parameters
- Requires energy and delays equilibrium
- Example: Living organisms correct answers Homeostasis

state of a system in which no net charge occurs
-Homeostasis is no longer maintained
-Macromolecules tend to equilibrate to their surroundings
-Example: Non-living organisms correct answers Equilibrium

All living organisms on Earth correct answers biosphere

the source of energy on earth correct answers sunlight

Organisms that can use photosynthesis to oxidize water, generate oxygen, and capture chemical
energy in the form of glucose correct answers photosynthesis autotrophs

, Glucose is used at night as metabolic fuel in autotrophs to sustain ______ respiration correct
answers aerobic

Set of metabolic process and reacts that uses oxygen to generate ATP correct answers aerobic

Organisms that cannot convert solar energy to chemical energy directly
-Depend on nutrients that are obtained from autotrophs and other heterotrophs as a source of
energy correct answers Heterotrophs

Gain of electrons
Increase in the number of hydrogens
Decrease in the number of bonds to oxygen correct answers Reduction

Loss of electrons
Decrease in the number of hydrogens
Increase in the number of oxygens correct answers Oxidation

Transfer of electrons from one compound to another in sequential fashion
Used in processes in which chemical work is performed and energy is made correct answers
Redox Reactions

What are major energy conversion pathways in living organisms correct answers 1.
photooxidation
2.photophosphorylation
3.oxidative phosphorylation

Oxidation caused by light
-Used particularly for the oxidation of chlorophyll
-Results in the transfer of an electron fro chlorophyll to an acceptor molecule (plastoquinone)
correct answers Photooxidation

Coupling of the conversion of ADP to ATP to the transfer of electrons in photosynthesis correct
answers photophosphorylation

metabolic pathway that oxidizes nutrients (glucose) in order to generate ATP from ADP correct
answers oxidative phosphorylation

collection of matter in a defined space correct answers system

Three types of systems correct answers open, closed, isolated

matter and energy are freely exchanged with the surroundings correct answers open system

Biological systems are ____ systems since both matter (nutrients and waste products) and energy
(primarily heat) are exchanged with the surroundings correct answers open

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