Cellular Respiration 1. Metabolism. Everything that you do requires energy, even when you are sleeping you are using energy. All of the chemical energy that takes place in your body (either using or releasing energy) is called The endergonic process that requires energy to build larger, complex molecules is while is exergonic, releasing energy and breaks down larger, complex molecules. Together they sum up your overall metabolism (see section 6.1 in your text) 1.1 Briefly describe kinetic vs potential energy (section 6.2). 1.2 Which of the above is present in chemical bonds?
Cellular Respiration 1. Metabolism. Everything that you do requires energy, even when you are sleeping you are using energy. All of the chemical energy that takes place in your body (either using or releasing energy) is called The endergonic process that requires energy to build larger, complex molecules is while is exergonic, releasing energy and breaks down larger, complex molecules. Together they sum up your overall metabolism (see section 6.1 in your text) 1.1 Briefly describe kinetic vs potential energy (section 6.2). 1.2 Which of the above is present in chemical bonds?
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1. Metabolism. Everything that you do requires energy, even
when you are sleeping you are using energy. All of the
chemical energy that takes place in your body (either using or
releasing energy) is called
The endergonic process that requires energy to build larger,
complex molecules is
while
is exergonic, releasing energy and
breaks down larger, complex molecules. Together they sum
up your overall metabolism (see section 6.1 in your text)
1.1 Briefly describe kinetic vs potential energy (section
6.2).
1.2 Which of the above is present in chemical bonds?
2. ATP. Draw an ATP molecule and have an arrow pointing to
the 'high-energy’ bonds. See figure 6.13 for help.
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