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The Phosphocreatine System Aims: To understand the re- synthesis of ATP through phosphocreatine system. To know what sporting activities predominantly use this energy system. To know the advantages and disadvantages of this energy system.

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Page 1: The Phosphocreatine System Aims: To understand the re-synthesis of ATP through phosphocreatine system. To know what sporting activities predominantly use

The Phosphocreatine System

Aims: To understand the re-synthesis of ATP through phosphocreatine system.To know what sporting activities predominantly use this energy system.To know the advantages and disadvantages of this energy system.

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Group tasks. Recap previous weeks work (ATP). Read and take notes on the

Phosphocreatine energy system. Why is it known as a coupled reaction? Write 3 sporting examples were this

energy system is predominantly used. You need to know the +/- about this

energy system.

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Individual Questions. 1. Why is the phosphocreatine energy

system a coupled reaction [1]? Answer: because the energy produced in

one reaction is used by another reaction. 2.Write an equation showing the

resynthesis of ATP using the phosphocreatine system [2].

Answer: PC=P+C+ENERGY (exothermic) ENERGY+ADP+P=ATP (endo)

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3. Describe 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of the phosphocreatine energy system [4].

Advantage. Disadvantage.

Provides ATP re-synthesis quickly.

Small amount stored in muscle cells.

O2 is not required. One mole of ATP is re-synthesised form one mole of PC.

No harmful by-products Provides energy for 10secs.