How does energy move through a food web?
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Here's Joel's Explanation :D
Plant's get energy from the sun light, then herbivores and insect eat the plants. After that is the Predator vs Prey, Carnivores come and eat the herbivores transferring the energy to them. Then Bacteria decomposes the bodies of the animals and gives nutrition to the soil. Finally the nutrient in the soil is once again given back to the plants. :D
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Answer:
K = 9.620 × 10⁻⁶
Explanation:
From the given information:
Temperature T= 6° C
= (273 + 6)K
= 279 K
The correct and well presentation of the reactions are:
1. ⇆ oxyluciferin + light ΔG₁°
2. ATP ⇄ AMP + PP ΔG₂° = -31.6 kJ/mol
The overall ΔG° = -4.80 kJ/mol
Let's first determine the ΔG₁° for the equation (1)
ΔG° = ΔG₁° + ΔG₂°
- ΔG₁° = - ΔG° + ΔG₂°
ΔG₁° = ΔG° - ΔG₂°
ΔG₁° = ( -4.80 - (-31.6) ) kJ/mol
ΔG₁° = 26.8 kJ/mol
Using the formula:
ΔG° = -RTIn K
K = antilog (-5.017)
K = 9.620 × 10⁻⁶