Chapter 2, Problem 14SAE

Summary Introduction

To review:

The kind of energy involved in chewing food, sending a nerve impulse, bending the fingers to make a fist, and breaking the bonds of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to energize muscle cells while making a fist.

Introduction:

The ability to perform or conduct any kind of work is known as energy. It has no mass and occupies no space in the universe. Energy is always associated with matter. Energy may be converted into various forms, but the parent energies are potential and kinetic energies.