...of an organism’s chemical reactions is called...
...of their atoms. Chemical energy is a...
...he is releasing chemical energy stored in...
...absorb energy—light or chemical energy in the...
...light energy to chemical energy. During every...
...for any specific chemical reaction with the...
...equilibrium. In a chemical reaction at equilibrium,...
...source (the surroundings). Chemical reactions can be...
...kinds of work: Chemical work, pushing endergonic...
...comes from the chemical change to a...
...ATP is the chemical equivalent of a...
...Mechanical, transport, and chemical work in the...
...produce ATP. The chemical potential energy temporarily...
...energy barriers. Spontaneous chemical reactions may occur...
...a catalyst, a chemical agent that speeds...
...metabolic pathways. Every chemical reaction involves bond...
...they determine which chemical processes will occur...
...interactions between the chemical groups on the...
...that brings the chemical groups of the...
...and bending critical chemical bonds that must...
...cell’s physical and chemical environment affects enzyme...
...enzyme. As the chemical conditions in the...
...cell from wasting chemical resources by synthesizing...
...intersecting set of chemical pathways characteristic of...

...that physical and chemical laws do not...
...simulation of possible chemical conditions on the...
...same physical and chemical laws govern all...
...and, therefore, different chemical properties. Structural isomers...
...Concept 4.3 Characteristic chemical groups help determine...
...also on the chemical groups attached to...
...organic molecules, characteristic chemical groups can replace...
...a hydrocarbon. These chemical groups may be...
...be involved in chemical reactions or may...
...differ in the chemical groups attached to...
...In other cases, chemical groups known as...
...direct involvement in chemical reactions. Seven chemical...
...chemical reactions. Seven chemical groups are most...
...The first six chemical groups are functional...

...Chapter 2 The Chemical Context of Life...
...Outline Overview: A Chemical Connection to Biology...
...Matter consists of chemical elements in pure...
...other substances by chemical reactions. There are...
...emergent property. Twenty-five chemical elements are essential...
...scanners to monitor chemical processes in the...
...configuration influences the chemical behavior of an...
...interact during a chemical reaction, it is...
...two levels. The chemical behavior of an...
...both shells. The chemical behavior of an...
...electrons have similar chemical behaviors. An atom...
...molecules depend on chemical bonding between atoms....
...by attractions called chemical bonds. The strongest...
...bonds. The strongest chemical bonds are covalent...
...and cations. Weak chemical bonds play important...
...effects. Concept 2.4 Chemical reactions make and...
...make and break chemical bonds. In chemical...
...chemical bonds. In chemical reactions, chemical bonds...
...In chemical reactions, chemical bonds are broken...
...products. In a chemical reaction, all of...
...conserved in a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions...
...a chemical reaction. Chemical reactions rearrange matter;...
...is an important chemical reaction. Humans and...
...a by-product. This chemical reaction is powered...
...sequence of individual chemical reactions that rearrange...
...the products. Some chemical reactions go to...
...to products. All chemical reactions are reversible,...
...system is at chemical equilibrium. At equilibrium,...

...of Mutagenesis Most chemical mutagens act by...

...inflammation of airways Chemical pollutants can directly...
...countryside) vs. ounds, chemical formula C4H4O2 garbage,...
...formula C4H4O2 garbage, chemical and fertilizer le...
...of two organic chemical comp-Dioxins: polychlorinate-Source: Burning...

...destroyed. Plant Pathology Chemical pollutants can directly...
...of two organic chemical compounds, chemical formula...
...organic chemical compounds, chemical formula C4H4O2 -...
...plastics and garbage, chemical and fertilizer manufacturing,...

...A) They convert chemical energy into kinetic...
...B) They convert chemical energy into potential...
...kinetic energy into chemical energy. D) They...
...potential energy into chemical energy. 20. From...
...based upon their chemical nature of the...

...Chapter 15: Chemical Equilibrium Reaction Rate...

...Chapter 14: Chemical Kinetics Kinetics of...