Respiration And Photosynthesis Flashcards

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Where do we get energy from

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We get our energy from our food by a chemical reaction in our cells called respiration

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2
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Equation for aerobic respiration

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Oxygen+glucose -> carbon dioxide + water + (energy)

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3
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Why do we need energy

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We need energy to move, eat, learn, sleep breathe even just to keep ourselves upright

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4
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Which gas is used up in respiration

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Oxygen

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5
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Which gas is a product of respiration

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Carbon dioxide

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6
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Why would a glass jar steam up with condensation when we breathe in

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Respiration takes place in our cells. Carbon dioxide and water are produced, travel in the blood and some of the water is removed when we exhale

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7
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Where do most of the reactions take place in aerobic respiration

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Mitochondria

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8
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What is anaerobic respiration

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It’s respiration without oxygen. It happens in the cytoplasm. Glucose is only partially broken down which means that only a small amount of energy is released

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9
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What is the equation for anaerobic respiration

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Glucose -> lactic acid + energy

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10
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What is aerobic respiration

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A lot of energy is released in aerobic respiration it’s just normal respiration

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11
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What happens when there is anaerobic respiration

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There is an oxygen debt so the animal continues to breathe deeply until the oxygen is replaced the oxygen is then able to break down the lactic acid into harmless carbon dioxide and water

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12
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What is the equation for photosynthesis

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Carbon dioxide + water -> glucose + sugar

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13
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Wax cuticle

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Prevents too much water from being lost

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14
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Air spaces

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Allows gases to pass into and out of the spongy cells

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15
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Palisade cells

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Contain many chloroplasts and are on the upper part of the leaf to get as much light as possible for photosynthesis

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16
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Stoma

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Allows gases to pass in and out of the leaf

17
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Chloroplasts

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Contains chloroplasts for photosynthesis

18
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How are leaves designed to maximise photosynthesis

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They are wide and flat to create a large surface area to absorb as much sunlight as possible. Thin so gases can reach cells easily. Have lots of veins to carry water to the cells and carry glucose away