Chapter 4 Flashcards

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1
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What are the products of Respiration? What are the reactants of photosynthesis?

A

Carbon Dioxide, water, ATP

Water, sunlight, Carbon dioxide

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2
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Wood is a complex carbohydrate called cellulose. What product is produced by both burning wood and by chemical respiration of carbohydrates?

A

Carbon Dioxide

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3
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Write out the equation for photosynthesis:

A

6H20 + 6CO2 —light—> C6H12O6 + 6 CO2

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4
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In the lab what happened to the water when you added phenol red? (Very simple question, don’t overthink it!)

A

turned red

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What happened to the water solution in question 4 when you breathed into it? What caused this change

A

CO2, which is acidic when dissolved in water, changed the color of the phenol red from red to orange

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When Elodea stems were inserted into the tube of solution from question 5 what happened to that solution over time? What caused the change

A

The Elodea went through photosynthesis, which took the CO2 out of the water and turned it back to red

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You added Sodium Azide (actually, your TA did) in order to do what?

A

Sodium Azide interfered with the electron transport system, preventing aerobic respiration.

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What natural gas contributes to the process of global warming and how is it related to photosynthesis and cell respiration

A

Carbon dioxide; we need plants to take away the CO2 in the atmosphere through the process of photosynthesis

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9
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A respirometer experiment testing the ability of yeast cells to utilize various fuels for respiration yielded the following information:

Fuel   Gas produced
Sucrose  2.2 mm
Glycerol  .08 mm
Protein   .5 mm
Based only on the above table, what is the optimum fuel for yeast?
A

sucrose

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According to the answers published on our web site what was the order of effectiveness of the respiratory fuels used to produce respiration in yeast

A

glucose, glycerol, protein

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11
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List four substances necessary for a plant to grow

A

light, water, CO2, soil

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12
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Differentiate between the types of respiration with regard to the following:

a. The end product of anaerobic respiration in humans
b. The end product of anaerobic respiration in yeast cells.
c. The relative amounts of ATP generated by anaerobic versus aerobic respiration.

A

a. lactic acid
b. alcohol (2 ethanol + 2 CO2)
c. anaerobic- 2
aerobic- 36

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13
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What are the 2 most abundant “greenhouse gasses” and which one is most abundant?

A

Water vapor is most abundant, followed by CO2

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