The overall energy change of a chemical reaction (AG) can be expressed as: AG = AH – TAS (AH represents heat release/absorption. AS represents entropy) Many cell processes lead to a large decrease in...


The overall energy change of a chemical reaction<br>(AG) can be expressed as:<br>AG = AH – TAS (AH represents heat<br>release/absorption. AS represents entropy)<br>Many cell processes lead to a large decrease in<br>entropy (form more ordered, higher energy<br>states), which is energetically unfavorable.<br>Explain how absorbing or releasing heat can help<br>balance this out and make these processes more<br>favorable. (Bonus: Some metabolisms only

Extracted text: The overall energy change of a chemical reaction (AG) can be expressed as: AG = AH – TAS (AH represents heat release/absorption. AS represents entropy) Many cell processes lead to a large decrease in entropy (form more ordered, higher energy states), which is energetically unfavorable. Explain how absorbing or releasing heat can help balance this out and make these processes more favorable. (Bonus: Some metabolisms only "work" at high temperatures. Explain how high temperatures would make a reaction more favorable, using the same equation)

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