In the lining of your stomach, ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and phosphate ion by a transporter, releasing energy that is used to pump protons (H) from interstitial fluid into the stomach lumen. We learned that energy can make a mass accelerate over a distance. What is the mass and what is the distance in the H transport system?

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Aspen Edwards

29 July, 18:48

In the lining of your stomach, ATP is hydrolyzed to ADP and phosphate ion by a transporter, releasing energy that is used to pump protons (H) from interstitial fluid into the stomach lumen. We learned that energy can make a mass accelerate over a distance. What is the mass and what is the distance in the H transport system?

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Kierra Mooney · Answer 1

cells can be taken from embryos that have stopped developing and would have died ... 4 a Proteins act as channels for facilitated diffusion, as pumps, enzymes, and ... short-term energy storage; the amount of energy released in cell respiration ... n At the same time, ATP is generated from ADP and phosphate