Chapter 3, Problem 10Q

A.

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To examine: Whether the statement “Some enzyme-catalyzed reactions cease completely if their enzyme is absent” is correct or incorrect statement.

B.

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To examine: Whether the statement “High-energy electrons (such as those found in the activated carriers NADH and NADPH) move faster around the atomic nucleus.” is correct or incorrect statement.

C.

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To examine: Whether the statement “Hydrolysis of ATP to AMP can provide about twice as much energy as hydrolysis of ATP to ADP” is correct or incorrect statement.

D.

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To examine: Whether the statement “A partially oxidized carbon atom has a somewhat smaller diameter than a more reduced one.” is correct or incorrect statement.

E.

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To examine: Whether the statement “Some activated carrier molecules can transfer both energy and a chemical group to a second molecule” is correct or incorrect statement.

F.

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To examine: Whether the statement “The rule that oxidations release energy, whereas reductions require energy input, applies to all chemical reactions, not just those that occur in living cells” is correct or incorrect statement.

G

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To examine: Whether the statement “Cold-blooded animals have an energetic disadvantage because they release less heat to the environment than warm-blooded animals do. This slows their ability to make ordered macromolecules” is correct or incorrect statement.

H.

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To examine: Whether the statement “Linking the reaction XàY to a second, energetically favorable reaction YàZ will shift the equilibrium constant of the first reaction” is correct or incorrect statement.