6. Decrease in temperature, reactant concentration, pH, or co-enzymes can slow reaction rate 6. 7. Active transport and osmosis take energy input but diffușion does not need ATP 7. 8. Functional groups (e.g. methyls and hydroxyls) have the same elements and chemical reactivity in monomers and polymers. 8. 9. Different enzymes have different optimum conditions (e.g. pH and temperature range) even in the same species. 9. 10. Some lipids are polar enough to be carried by water throughout the body. 10.

6. Decrease in temperature, reactant concentration, pH, or co-enzymes can slow reaction rate 6. 7. Active transport and osmosis take energy input but diffușion does not need ATP 7. 8. Functional groups (e.g. methyls and hydroxyls) have the same elements and chemical reactivity in monomers and polymers. 8. 9. Different enzymes have different optimum conditions (e.g. pH and temperature range) even in the same species. 9. 10. Some lipids are polar enough to be carried by water throughout the body. 10.

Biology 2e

2nd Edition

ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter6: Metabolism

Section: Chapter Questions

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