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Uploaded by PandeScience on Aug 14, 2007
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kidarrowz 8 months ago
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the protein looses energy and entropy
the water gets warmer.
in a closed system entropy(disarray) will only go up on longer timescales and in bigger spaces.
the system will go into the direction of higher likelyhood.
It is more likely that the hydrophobic parts will be on the inside than on the outside, so at some point they will endup on the inside.
the protein + water gained entropy.
0MoTheG 2 years ago
i don't get it. so what drives protein folding: negative entropy or positive entropy?
freaksandgeeks916 2 years ago
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CoolPhotos 4 years ago
Thanks chup, you shall be duly referenced in my extended essay for my unit on protein folding! :D
alaiaa 4 years ago 2
Very cool!
traldan 4 years ago
Interesting to see how this stuff works. Great vid
CastleBomb44 4 years ago
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you are a wonderful man
kidarrowz 8 months ago
@freaksandgeeks916
the protein looses energy and entropy
the water gets warmer.
in a closed system entropy(disarray) will only go up on longer timescales and in bigger spaces.
the system will go into the direction of higher likelyhood.
It is more likely that the hydrophobic parts will be on the inside than on the outside, so at some point they will endup on the inside.
the protein + water gained entropy.
0MoTheG 2 years ago
i don't get it. so what drives protein folding: negative entropy or positive entropy?
freaksandgeeks916 2 years ago
GEEKS for a CURE Team ID #84451 Join Us GEEKS!
CoolPhotos 4 years ago
Thanks chup, you shall be duly referenced in my extended essay for my unit on protein folding! :D
alaiaa 4 years ago 2
Very cool!
traldan 4 years ago
Interesting to see how this stuff works. Great vid
CastleBomb44 4 years ago