Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma
Hydrolysis of ATP provides the energy that is needed to drive the electrolytes pumps. Energy is needed for these pumps to function because they are active form of transportation which the body use to move electrolytes from one point in the body to the other.
Answer:
As they absorb energy, they are broken.
Explanation:
Solutes dissolve when they interact with water. This is because, the attraction of solute particles with each other weakens and become replaced by solute-solvent interaction. As the water surrounds the solute, the solute is now said to be hydrated.
Energy is required to break solute-solute bonds. This energy absorbed in breaking solute-solute bonds is compensated for by the energy liberated when solute particles are hydrated.
If energy required to break solute-solute interaction is less than the energy liberated when solute particles are hydrated, the substance will dissolve in water.
Hence, as a substance dissolve in water, energy is absorbed when solute-solute interactions are broken.
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