Bioenergetics Flashcards

1
Q

what happens during photosynthesis?

A

energy is used to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen

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2
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whats the word equations for photosynthesis?

A

carbon dixoide + water –light— glucose + oxygen

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3
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whats the symbol equation for photosynthesis?

A

6CO2 + 6H20 —light—- C6H12O6 + 6O2

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4
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what do plants use glucose for?

A

respiration, cellulose production, making amino acids, stored as oils or fats, stored as starch

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5
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what happens during respiration?

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transfers energy from glucose, lets plants convert rest of glucose into different useful substances.

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6
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what does cellulose do?

A

makes a strong plant wall.

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7
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how are amino acids made?

A

glucose is combined with nitrate ions from soil.

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8
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whats starch good for?

A

its ready to use when photosynthesis isnt happening.

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9
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what are limiting factors of photosynthesis?

A

light intensity, concentration of CO2, temperature.

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10
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what can the amount of chlorophyll be affected by?

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disease e.g tobacco mosaic virus,
environmental stress e.g lack of nutrients

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11
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what does not enough light do to photosynthesis?

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it slows down photosynthesis, need another limiting reactant such as CO2.

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12
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what does too little carbon dioxide do to photosynthesis?

A

it slows it down.
as long as light and c02 are in good supply the factor limiting photosynthesis must be temperature.

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13
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what does it mean if the limiting factor is temperature?

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the temperature is too low- enzymes needed for photosynthesis work more slowly at slow temp

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14
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what is inversely proportional to eachother during the bond weed required practical?

A

the distance and light intensity are directly proportional.

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15
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what is the inverse square law?

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light intensity proportional to 1 over distance squared

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16
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whats the most common way to artifically create the ideal conditions for farming?

A

grow them in a greenhouse.

17
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what does a greenhouse do?

A

traps the suns heat in, so temperature doesnt become limiting.
heater in winter, ventilation and shades in summer

18
Q

how can light be increased for longer and carbon dixoide levels increased?

A

light- artificial light after sun goes down
carbon dixoide- paraffin heaters

19
Q

what is respiration?

A

transferring energy from the breakdown of glucose (sugar)

20
Q

is respiration exothermic or endothermic?

A

exothermic

21
Q

what do organisms use energy from respiration for?

A

build up larger molecules from smaller ones
allow muscles to contract
keep body temperature steady in colder surroundings.

22
Q

what happens when small glucose molecules are joined together?

A

starch is formed in plant cells
glycogen in animals
cellulose in cell walls

23
Q

whats a metabolism?

A

the sum of all of the reactions that happen in a cell or body.

24
Q

aerobic respiration equation?

A

glucose + oxygen —- carbon dioxide + water
C6H12O6 + 6O2 — 6CO2 + 6H2O

25
Q

when does anaerobic respiration happen?

A

when you do vigorous exercise and your body cant supply enough oxygen to your muscles.

26
Q

word equation for anerobic respiration?

A

glucose —– lactic acid

27
Q

what produces more energy anerobic or aerobic respiration?

A

aerobic respiration

28
Q

what do plant and yeast cells produce when they respire without oxygen?

A

ethanol (alcohol) and carbon dioxide.

29
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equation for respiration in plants and yeast cells?

A

glucose —— ethanol + carbon dioxide.

30
Q

whats fermentation?

A

anaerobic respiration in yeast cells, in food and drinks, bread and alcohol.

31
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whats an oxygen debt?

A

amount of extra oxygen your body needs to react with the build up of lactic acid.

32
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whats another way the body deals with high levels of lactic acid?

A

blood enters your muscles transports the lactic acid to liver, liver converts it back to glucose.