A) lowering activation energy.
B) adding some energy to the system.
C) increasing activation energy.
D) lowering activation energy and adding some energy to the system.
E) doing all of these.
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A) adequate amounts of ATP.
B) a concentration gradient.
C) adequate ATP and a concentration gradient
D) the proper transport protein.
E) gated channels.
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A) Energy is captured by heterotrophs.
B) Energy is not recycled.
C) Energy is the ability to do work.
D) Energy has a tendency to disperse.
E) Energy can be transferred from one form to another.
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A) facilitated diffusion.
B) simple diffusion.
C) active transport.
D) osmosis.
E) bulk flow.
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A) diffusion.
B) osmosis.
C) endocytosis and exocytosis.
D) active transport.
E) facilitated diffusion.
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A) alcohol dehydrogenase
B) ethanol
C) acetaldehyde
D) acetate
E) carbon dioxide
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A) the energy of ATP is added.
B) random collisions between molecules occurs.
C) there are variations in molecular sizes.
D) enzymes catalyze their movement.
E) none of these things occur.
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A) the wilting point.
B) osmotic pressure.
C) hypotonicity.
D) expansion pressure.
E) hypertonicity.
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A) Energy is the capacity to do work.
B) It can be created using nuclear reactors.
C) It can be created using a windmill.
D) It can be created using biofuels.
E) All of these are correct.
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A) it is a highly explosive derivative of cholesterol.
B) it is used to make gunpowder.
C) it is less stable than gunpowder
D) it has a higher activation energy for a reaction with oxygen than gunpowder
E) more than one of these is correct.
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A) cannot be created.
B) cannot be destroyed.
C) cannot be created or destroyed.
D) can be created, but it cannot be destroyed.
E) can be created, and it can be destroyed.
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A) facilitated diffusion
B) osmosis
C) phagocytosis
D) exocytosis
E) sodium-potassium pumps
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A) do not have central vacuoles.
B) do not have cell walls.
C) do not have pumps that can actively pump out excess fluid.
D) are smaller than those other cells and thus cannot handle large increases in volume.
E) have relatively more solutes.
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A) I only
B) II only
C) I and III
D) II and III
E) I, II, and III
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A) energy can be transformed into matter, and because of this, we can get something for nothing.
B) energy can be destroyed during nuclear reactions.
C) if energy is gained by one region of the universe, another place in the universe must also gain energy in order to maintain the balance of nature.
D) energy that is available to do work in the universe is decreasing.
E) energy can be created out of nothing.
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A) The products of a reaction can have less energy than the reactants.
B) The products of a reaction can have more energy than the reactants.
C) Reversible reactions tend to approach equilibrium.
D) Many reactions are reversible.
E) All of these are true.
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A) harvest the heat energy that is lost in energy conversions.
B) recycle energy from our metabolic reactions.
C) constantly take in energy rich foods.
D) harvest energy from sunlight.
E) convert low energy molecules into high energy molecules.
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A) the total concentration of solutes in fluids separated by a selectively permeable membrane.
B) the pressure exerted by the fluids surrounding a cell.
C) the amount of negative versus positive charges of the molecules and ions in a solution.
D) how able a cell is to resist changes in solute concentrations without bursting or shrinking.
E) the ease with which solutes can cross a particular cell membrane.
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