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1 Entropy and Information Entropy and Information Feb 7, 2010 , Review Gibbs free energy in chemical reaction The free energy of a living human is in 1 general much larger than that of a general much larger than that of a dead

담당 1 조 Entropy and Information Entropy and Information Feb 7, 2010 ,
Review
Gibbs free energy in chemical reaction
The free energy of a living human is in 1 general much larger than that of a general much larger than that of a dead body. Explain why. Suppose that the human absorbs Suppose that the human absorbs energy from the Earth. Show that its free energy cannot increase in this free energy cannot increase in this process.
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Difference between animal and plant cells Difference between animal and plant cells
In order to live, a human must eat some 2 food. Show that the human can increase her/his free energy by reducing the free energy of food, in the process of absorbing energy from the food.
Digestion of the Glucose
F Free energy acquisition i iti during the digestion of glucose
Carbohydrate : 400g/day Protein : 100g/day Protein : 100g/day Fat : 50g/day ΔG=3076.65KJ/day
Accordingly, what is needed is the food 3 with large free energy, the origin of which is the photo-synthesis of plants. Estimate the maximum possible increase of the free energy of a plant in a day, as it absorbs energy from the sun.
ΔG provided by one pine tree per day ΔG provided by one pine tree per day ΔG provided by all photo-synthetic organism on the Earth per day organism on the Earth per day 약 2700억명
Discuss the above process in terms of Discuss the above process in terms of 4 4 information transfer. Estimate the information content of a human and information content of a human, and discuss how it varies throughout her/his life life.
Discuss how the information contents of 5 the Earth and the Sun vary
Entropy change
Entropy change Entropy change
Discuss how the information content of 6 the Universe evolves.

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