Question

potential energy
electrical energy
energetic coupling
thermal energy
chemical reaction
free energy
energy that is related to an objects
position.
a phosphorylation reaction that makes a nonspontaneous reaction spontaneous, because it raises the
free energy of the reactants
the total energy available to do work - a combination of entropy and thermal and potential energy.
energy related to interactions among charged particles.
the energy of motion in ions and molecules, measured as temperature.
conversion of substances (ions or molecules) into other substances via breaking and forming chemical

Explanation:

• Potential energy: Energy that is related to an object's position.
• Electrical energy: Energy related to interactions among charged particles.
• Energetic coupling: A phosphorylation reaction that makes a nonspontaneous reaction spontaneous, because it raises the free energy of the reactants.
• Thermal energy: The energy of motion in ions and molecules, measured as temperature.
• Chemical reaction: Conversion of substances (ions or molecules) into other substances via breaking and forming chemical bonds.
• Free energy: The total energy available to do work—a combination of entropy and thermal and potential energy.

Answer:

• Potential energy: Energy that is related to an object's position.
• Electrical energy: Energy related to interactions among charged particles.
• Energetic coupling: A phosphorylation reaction that makes a nonspontaneous reaction spontaneous, because it raises the free energy of the reactants.
• Thermal energy: The energy of motion in ions and molecules, measured as temperature.
• Chemical reaction: Conversion of substances (ions or molecules) into other substances via breaking and forming chemical bonds.
• Free energy: The total energy available to do work—a combination of entropy and thermal and potential energy.