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postnew [5]
3 years ago
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A. Cellular Respiration – what type of reaction? ….and how much energy?

Biology
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Elina [12.6K]3 years ago
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:a. Cellular Respiration – what type of reaction?  EXERGONIC .and how much energy  34 ATPs;Net gain of 32.

b. Why doesn’t sugar just explode on our countertops- sugar is a high energy-rich compound. Therefore high energy is needed to breakdown the bond-energy  in it for phosphorylation to take place in glycolysis  

c.<u> Photosynthesis – what type of reaction-</u>ENDOGONIC  ….how much energy 18 ATPs used up and 12NADPHs  

d.Where does the activation energy come from for photosynthesis SUNLIGHT

e. <u>Day to day, we use</u> ATPS <u> it is our energy coinage, we c</u>an STORE it and then cash it in.  

f. What is the delta G value for breaking ATP down into ADP=−30.5 kJ/mol

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