Bioenergetics Flashcards
Photosynthesis symbol equation
6 CO2 + 6 H2O —> C6 H12 O6 + 6 O2
Cross section of leaf
Waxy cuticle
Epidermal tissue
Palisade layer
Spongey mesophyll
Guard cells
Stomata
5 uses of glucose
Oils - energy store
Starch - energy store
Cellulose - for cell walls
Amino acids - for building proteins
Respiration - for energy
Limiting factors
Conc of CO2
Availability of Water
Intensity of light
Temp of environment
Three ways to measure the rate of photosynthesis
Count bubbles
Catch bubbles in measuring tube and measure volume
Gas syringe
Bubble count experiment procedure
Place pondweed in boiling tube (water + hydrogen carbonate) 10cm from light source
After 5 mins start counting bubbles for 1 minute, repeat for two results
Record results in table
Move 10 more cm away
Repeat for 2 results
Continue reps for a few more distances
Limiting factor graphs
Enzymes and temp
As temp ⬆️ photosynthesis ⬆️ because enzymes have more kinetic energy
At optimum level the most photosynthesis occurs
If the temp continues to ⬆️ photosynthesis ⬇️ as enzymes are denatured
Inverse square law
Converts distance from lamp to light intensity using
Light intensity = 1/distance²
Greenhouse features
Shades
Artificial Light (red)
Paraffin heater
Fertilisers
Heater
Ventilation
Glass
Metabolism
All the chemical reactions happening in a cell or in the body
Metabolic rate
The speed of chemical reactions in an organism
Factors affecting metabolic rate
Age
Genetics
Sex
Fat to muscle ratio
Respiration definition
The chemical reaction that releases energy from glucose
Anaerobic respiration equation in animals
Glucose —> lactic acid + energy