17.2 ATP Synthesis Flashcards

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How is ATP produced in both photosynthesis and repsiration

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Is synthesised primarily by a process called Chemiosmosis

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What does chemiosmosis involve

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It involves the diffusion of protons from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration through a partially permeable membrane

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The movement of protons down a concentration gradient allows what to happen during Chemiosmosis

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The mover nod protons as they slow down a concentration gradient leases energy that is used in the attachment of an inorganic phosphate to ADP forming ATP

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What does Chemiosmosis depend on

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It depends on the creation of a proton concentration gradient. The energy to do this comes form high energy electrons (excited electrons

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How are electrons raised to higher energy levels

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  • electrons present In pigment molecules are excited by absorbing light from the sun
  • high energy electrons are released when chemical bonds are broken in respiratory substrate molecules
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What is an electro transport chain made up of

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A series of electron carriers each with progressively lower energy levels

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How is the protons pumped across a membrane in a electro transport chain

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High energy electrons move from one carrier in the chain to another which releases energy this is used to pump proton therefore. Protein gradient

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How is the protein gradient maintained in a electron transport chain

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Is maintained as a result if the impermeability of the membrane of hydrogen ions

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How do protons move back through the membrane down their concentration gradient in a electron transport chain

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Only way is through hydrophilic membrane channels linked to the enzyme atp synthase the flow of protons through these channels provide the energy used to synthesise atp

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What is atp role in photosynthesis and respiration

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Photosynthesis - atp used to synthesis glucose and other organic organic molecules
Respiration - provides energy needed by metabolic processes and reactions essential to life

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