bio photo aqa Flashcards

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how would you set up to produce a chromatogram

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  • solvent level should be below the line of the origin
    -remove/ stop before solvent reaches the top
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how would heat stress on the light dependent reaction impact the light dependent reaction

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-less ATP
-less reduced NADP

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explain why the decrease in activity of rubisco would limit the rate of photosynthesis

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-less/ no CO2 reacts with RuBP
-less/ no GP

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can the electron transport chain reduce what it is submerged in

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yes (DCPIP reduced)

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why is rate of oxygen produced looked at when looking at photosynthesis

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the faster the rate of oxygen is produced, the faster the light dependent reaction

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why is most light falling on producers not used

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-some light is reflected
-light is wrong wavelength
-light misses chlorophyll/ chloroplasts/ photosynthetic tissue
-CO2 conc or temp= limiting factor

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briefly outline non-cyclic photophosphorylation

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-photon of light hits PSII, energy is channelled to primary pigment reaction centre
-light energy excites a pair of electrons inside the chlorophyll molecule
-electrons escape and are captured by an electron carrier with an iron at the centre (embedded into thylakoid membrane)
-photolysis produces 4H+, 4e-, O2, the electrons replace those that were lost
-as electrons pass through the chain, some energy is lost, energy associated with electrons is released
-this energy pumps protons across the thylakoid membrane into thylakoid space.
-as protons accumulate, a proton gradient forms
-protons diffuse down their proton gradient through associated ATP synthase enzymes. This forms ATP
-protons and electrons pass through the channels they are accepted from forming reduced NADP.
-ATP and reduced NADP are now in the stroma

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state how guard cells swell via light

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-chloroplasts in guard cells only contain PSI.
-They produce only ATP which actively brings potassium ions into the cell
-This lowers the water potential so water follows, this causes guard cells to swell

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