Photosynthesis Lab Flashcards

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1
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what is photosynthesis?

A

process used by plants to harness energy and turn into chemical energy

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2
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photosynthesis equation

A

6CO2 + 12H2O + energy –> C6H12O6

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3
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What are the two stages of photosynthesis?

A

light depended reaction

calvin cycle

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4
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Where does photosynthesis occur?

A

in the chloroplast

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5
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Where does the Light Dependent Reaction occur?

A

thylakoid disk inner membrane

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6
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What are the three parts of the Light Dependent Reaction?

A

photosystem 2
electron tranpost system
and photosystem 1

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7
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Antenna Complex

A

it is multiple chlorophyll molecules capturing photonic energy which is sent to the reaction center

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8
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Reaction Center

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gather that photonic energy given from the antenna complex and elevates/excites the electron into the electron transport system

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9
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What does the Electron Transport System generate in the Light Dependent Reaction?

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through a proton gradient(chemiosmosis), a hydrogen ion is released into the thylakoid space creating an ATP molecule. that H+ ion released binds with H2O which is used by the reaction center in photosystem 2 to keep the reaction going.

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10
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In photosystem 2, the reaction center is excited by what?

A

the electron transfered from photosystem 1 and the photonic energy created by the antenna complex

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11
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Once the electrons are excited in photosystem 2 what molecules accept those electrons?

A

NADP reductase accepts those electrons which turn into NADPH (high energy electrons)

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12
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What are the end products of the Light Dependent Reaction?

A

ATP and NADPH

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13
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What type of plants undergo the calvin cycle normally?

A

C3 plants

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14
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What is the first phase of the calvin cycle?

A

carbon fixation

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15
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What does the 3 CO2 bind to at the beginning of the calvin cycle?

A

Rubisco a 5 carbon molecule

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16
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What happens to the 3-6 carbon sugar CO2 and Rubisco forms?

A

they are unstable so they break apart into 6-3 carbon molecules

17
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What is the second phase of the calvin cycle?

A

Reduction

18
Q

What is produced in the second phase: reduction of the calvin cycle?

A

6 G3P molecules are made due to the reduction of 6ATP into 6ADP and 6NADPH into 6NADP+

19
Q

What happens to those 6 G3P molecules?

A

1 G3P is outputed to create glucose or other organi compounds and the 5 G3P leftover goes through phase 3 of the calvin cycle

20
Q

What is phase three of the calvin cycle?

A

Regeneration of RuBP

21
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What happens in phase three of the calvin cycle?

A

those 5 G3P are turned into 3 RuBP due to 3 ATP molecules oxidizing into 3 ADP molecules

22
Q

what is the wavelength of violet

A

400-420

23
Q

what is the wavelength of indigo

A

440

24
Q

what is the wavelength of blue

A

460-480

25
Q

what is the wavelength of green

A

500-560

26
Q

what is the wavelength of yellow

A

580

27
Q

what is the wavelength of orange

A

600-620

28
Q

what is the wavelength of red

A

640-700

29
Q

elodea leaf water

A

isotonic stays the same

30
Q

distilled water with the elodea leaf

A

hyptonic shrink

31
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3% of NaCl with elodea leaf

A

hypertonic swollen