Bond energy

... achieve a proteins natural conformation? Or could it be due to the free energy. Once a protein or enzyme is denatured, there is an excess of free ... to the stability of individual molecules and individual sections, that bonds reform in a different order than when the protein was first created? ...

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... what it is (steroid, starch, sugar etc) - what cell can convert light energy to chemical energy? - what sturctural fearture allows DNA to replicate? ... would you describe chemical equilibrium? - what is denaturation? - what bond helps hold amino acids together? - this happens when atoms dont share ...

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there is no 1s orbital when you form a bond, you talk about the molecular orbital as soon as it bonds. Stability is conferred by lower energy. You should not be required to know beyond this.

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... puts strain on the substrate molecule. The strain distorts a particular bond and lowers the activation energy needed to break the bond. It explains how molecules can affect enzyme activity and how ...

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... + Pi ADP - > AMP - Pi In other words, which enyzme can utiliye the energy stored in the macroerg bond of ADP? tx

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