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What is the primary role of chemical energy in cells?
What is the primary role of chemical energy in cells?
Which process is directly powered by chemical energy within a cell?
Which process is directly powered by chemical energy within a cell?
Chemical energy in cells is primarily stored in which form?
Chemical energy in cells is primarily stored in which form?
How do cells convert chemical energy into usable forms?
How do cells convert chemical energy into usable forms?
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Which of the following statements about chemical energy in cells is incorrect?
Which of the following statements about chemical energy in cells is incorrect?
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Chemical Energy in Cells
- Cellular activity requires chemical reactions
- Cells need energy and structures, obtained through complex reactions called metabolism
- Catabolism: Chemical reactions releasing energy
- Anabolism: Chemical reactions needing energy input
- Energy is stored in chemical bonds of molecules
- Protein and lipid metabolism are examples of these processes
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This quiz explores the essential concepts of chemical energy in cells, focusing on metabolic processes. You will learn about catabolism and anabolism, and how cells use energy from chemical reactions to maintain their functions. Discover how proteins and lipids play a vital role in metabolism.