Across
- 3. The process of metabolism that leads to the breakdown of macromolecules in order to make chemical energy.
- 4. This molecule is an important acyl carrier and carries to carbon-units into metabolic pathways or for synthesis of fatty acids.
- 6. This molecule can facilitate single electron transfers in biological reactions.
- 9. This type of molecule is electron-rich and will attack positively charged centers en route to creating new chemical bonds.
- 10. The first law of thermodynamics describes the _________ of energy.
- 12. This cation is used to help screen the negative charges on ATP/ADP to facilitate hydrolysis.
- 14. This molecule is a very common phosphate donor
- 17. Energy in living systems is usually released and transferred in the form of ______ energy.
- 20. Chemical reactions are more favorable and proceed in the forward direction if the the products are _____ such as via resonance or solvation.
- 21. This molecule has the highest oxidation state for carbon.
- 22. Hydrolysis of this molecule releases more energy than hydrolysis of ATP because of a high energy reactant, product stabilization, and tautomerization (use abbreviation).
Down
- 1. Standard free energy changes are ______.
- 2. This type of cleavage is more rare and involves the formation of radicals when a chemical bond has the electrons split equally
- 5. The process of metabolism that leads to the synthesis of macromolecules.
- 7. This type of molecule is positively-charge or electron deficient and is susceptible to attack via nucleophiles en route to creating new chemical bonds.
- 8. Free energy changes in the biochemical cell are dependent on the ______ of the reactant and products.
- 11. This molecule is an important reactant/cofactor in biological oxidation/reduction reactions (use abbreviation).
- 13. This reaction type does not have a change in oxidation state and typically has much smaller free-energy changes.
- 15. This type of chemical reaction occurs when a molecule loses electrons
- 16. This molecule is used in hydrolysis reactions to generate new products, which tend to be strongly favorable.
- 18. This thermodynamic variable is described by the second law of thermodynamics; the universe tends to always be increasing in disorder.
- 19. This sign of deltaG indicates a chemical reaction is spontaneous and will proceed in the forward direction.
