4 - bioenergetics whole topic Flashcards

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where does photosynthesis take place

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  • chloroplasts in green plant cells
  • contain green pigment - chlorophyll - absorb light
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word and chemical equation for photosynthesis

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carbon dioxide + water –light–> glucose + oxygen
6CO2 + 6H20 –light–> C6H12O6 + 6O2

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5 things plants use glucose for

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  • respiration
  • making cellulose - strengthening plant wall
  • making amino acids
  • stored as oils and fats (lipids)
  • stored as starch - for winter when no photosysnthesis
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limiting factors to photosysnthesis

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  • light intensity
  • co2 concentration
  • temperature
  • amount of chlorophyll
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5
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what effects the amount of chlorophyll

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  • diseases
  • lack of nutrience
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oxygen production pondweed practical method:

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  1. white light placed specific distance from pondweed in enclosed water test tube
  2. left to photosynthesis for specific amount of time - oxygen captured by capillary tube
  3. length of gas bubbles measured from syringe
  4. repeat twice and calculate the mean volume of O2 produced
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controlled variables for pondweed practical

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  • temperature
  • time pond weed is left to photosynthesise
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whats the relationship between light intensity an distance in the pondweed practical

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distance an light intensity are inversely proportional

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9
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artificial ideal conditions for farming

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  • green house with heater - temp
  • lamp - light
  • paraffin heater - heater that makes co2 - co2 concentration
  • enclosed - no pests or pathogens
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definition of respiration

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the process of transferring energy from glucose into every cell - exothermic bc it transfers energy into the environment

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uses of energy from respiration

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  1. build smaller molecules into larger ones
  2. muscle contraction
  3. maintain correct body temperature in mammals and birds
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definition of metabolism

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the sum of all the chemical reactions in the cells of an organism

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word and chemical equation for AEROBIC RESPIRATION

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glucose + oxygen —-> carbon dioxide + water
C6H1206 + 6O2 —> 6CO2 + 6H20

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14
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equation for anaerobic resispiration

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glucose —> lactic acid

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when does anaerobic respiration occur

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  • when you do vigorous exercise and your body can’t supply enough oxygen to your muscles so they start doing anaerobic respiration as well as aerobic respiration
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16
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equation for anaerobic respiration in plant and yeast cells

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glucose —> ethanol + carbon dioxide

17
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whats fermantation and examples

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  • anaerobic respiration in yeast cells
  • bread making - co2 from fermentation makes it rise
  • beer and wine making - fermentation produces alcohol
18
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what happens when you exercise

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  • muscles contract more so require more energy which comes from increased respiration and therefore your cells need more oxygen
19
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how do you get more oxygen

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  • breathing rate increase to get oxygen into blood
  • breath volume increase to get oxygen into blood
  • heart rate increase to get deoxygenated blood out
20
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what is oxygen debt

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  • happens after you stop exercising anaerobically
  • its the amount of extra oxygen your body needs to remove the lactic acid from the cells