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... Energy Ability to do work . = Potential energy = Energy that matter stores because of its position or location . • Natural tendency for matter to move to the lowest state of potential energy . • Potential energy of electrons only exists ...
... Energy Ability to do work . = Potential energy = Energy that matter stores because of its position or location . • Natural tendency for matter to move to the lowest state of potential energy . • Potential energy of electrons only exists ...
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... energy . Metabolic pathways = Orderly series of enzymatically controlled reactions . Two Types of Metabolic Pathways : 1. Catabolic pathways ... Energy Transformations Energy can be transformed from one form 58 Introduction to Metabolism.
... energy . Metabolic pathways = Orderly series of enzymatically controlled reactions . Two Types of Metabolic Pathways : 1. Catabolic pathways ... Energy Transformations Energy can be transformed from one form 58 Introduction to Metabolism.
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... ENERGY : A CLOSER LOOK During a chemical reaction , reactant molecules must absorb energy for their bonds to break . Energy is released when bonds form between the rearranged atoms of the products . Bond energy = A. Quantity of energy ...
... ENERGY : A CLOSER LOOK During a chemical reaction , reactant molecules must absorb energy for their bonds to break . Energy is released when bonds form between the rearranged atoms of the products . Bond energy = A. Quantity of energy ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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