Recent content by I-copeland

Ya, I'm doing AS level bioloy, that's why I'm talking about it but they don't go into the "how of it".

Ok i'll wiki it....

(clears throut)... yes... i guess that's why I'm here...

But that will take along time and i might not find the answer i seek so easily..

I'm new to the subject and i have an intuition that during the time the substrate and the enzyme are together energy is transferred to the substrate (from the enzyme) to break the bonds and to release the substrates energy*. But alas i have been met with opposition to this understanding...

Is there a simple way to understand the logic of the sequence of the energetic quality hierarchy? Thanks

seems like ur saying potential energy isn't mechanical :(

hmmm well i wanted to connect different levels of mechanical energy to the the different levels of the energy hierarchy (entropy).

where did everyone go :(

So u get "macroscopic mechanical energy" and "microscopic mechanical energy"?

dude! me to.

U call yourself a scientist!??

So it is mechanical...

I see, well I'm not inquiring if they're equal but if the energetic classification for chemical energy is mechanical? Jolly good.

i don't understand. Basically I've heard chemical energy is classified potential and so i want to know (following logic) if it is mechanical and if not then the this could cause the Professor of Logic to spit out his drink.