light dependent stage Flashcards

1
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what are the two stages of photosynthesis

A

light dependent
light independent

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2
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where does the light dependent stage

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takes place in the thylakoid membrane and photosystems

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3
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During the light dependent stage, light energy is used to break down water to produce…

A

Hydrogen ions
electrons
oxygen

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4
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what is photolysis

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when light energy is used to break down water to produce products of oxygen, protons and electrons

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5
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in photosystem I, What pigment is in the primary reaction centre

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chlorophyll A, p700.

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6
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in photosystem II, What pigment is in the primary reaction centre

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chlorophyll B, p680

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7
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what are some functions of water

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  • maintains plant turgidity
  • produces oxygen and protons
  • donates electrons to chlorophyll to replace those lost when light strikes chlorophyll
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8
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oxygen is produced by photolysis, where is it used

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Used in aerobic respiration by plants or when light intensity is high, it is diffused out of stomata.

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9
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what is photophorylation

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process of generation of atp from adp and an inorganic phosphate when light is present

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10
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what are the two types of phosphorylation and what are the differences

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cyclic- involves only PSI, produces less atp than non cyclic

non cyclic- involves ps1 and ps2, produces atp, reduced NADP and O2

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11
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what is an electron carrier

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it captures excited electrons from chlorophyll in the photosystems

it is a protein embedded in thylakoid membrane with an iron centre which can accept electrons and donate them to the next electron carrier protein

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12
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what photosystems does non cyclic phosphorylation use

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PSII and PSI

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13
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what photosystem does cyclic phosphorylation use

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PSI only

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14
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how is atp produced in the light dependent stage

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some is released from electrons as they pass through the electron transport chain.

Also formed when protons pass through the special channels in the thylakoid membrane, the flow of protons produces atp

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15
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what causes excitation of electrons out of the chlorophyll in photosystems

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when light strikes the photosystems, the light energy is channeled to the primary pigment in the centre of the reaction centre- chlorophyll.
This light energy excites a pair of electrons in the chlorophyll molecules

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16
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What is chemiosmosis

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the transport of protons from the thylakoid space/ lumen to the stroma using special channels and ATP synthase in the thylakoid membrane
to produce ATP from ADP + Pi

17
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what is photophosphorylation

A

Process of light energy producing ATP from ADP and inorganic phosphate

18
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energy is used to pump protons across the thylakoid membrane into the thylakoid space. Where is this energy derived from.

A

The energy comes from when electrons pass electron carriers, some energy is released from the electrons.
This energy pumps protons into the space.

19
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Summarise cyclic phosphorylation

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light strikes PSI and chlorophyll at reaction centre gains energy, exciting its electrons.
Electrons pass to an electron transport chain
they then pass back to ps1.
producing a small amount of atp when electrons pass through the etc

20
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Which produces LESS atp,
cyclic or non cyclic phosphorylation

A

Cyclic photophosphorlylation produces less atp than non cyclic

21
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what is the final electron acceptor in Light dependent

A

NADP

22
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what does NADP require to become reduced

A

electrons
hydrogen

23
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in chemiosmosis, a proton gradient is produced where is the gradient produced

A

HIgh in thylakoid space,
low in stroma

24
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what is atp synthase

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an enzyme catalysing the synthesis of adp + pi into atp

25
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what is reduction

A

gain of an electron

26
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what is the equation for photolysis

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2h20= 4h + 4e + o2

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