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shanyk
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Hello,
Are all endothermic reaction take their energy from a coupled exothermic reaction? Is it possible that an endothermic reaction would take it's energy from the physical process of cooloing the environment?
If so- why are there so many coupled reactions in cell biology if it can just take it's energy from the cell environment? (Is it for keeping a constant cell tempreture or is there any chemical reason)?
In other words- when is an endothermic reaction needs to be coupled?
Thank you very much!
Are all endothermic reaction take their energy from a coupled exothermic reaction? Is it possible that an endothermic reaction would take it's energy from the physical process of cooloing the environment?
If so- why are there so many coupled reactions in cell biology if it can just take it's energy from the cell environment? (Is it for keeping a constant cell tempreture or is there any chemical reason)?
In other words- when is an endothermic reaction needs to be coupled?
Thank you very much!