Sources of Energy Flashcards

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Define solar energy

A

Solar energy is energy from the sun

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2
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Define cellular energy

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Cellular energy is the energy stored in the bonds of biomolecules

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How is some energy from the sun trapped in organisms?

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It is trapped by organisms that contain pigments that can absorb light such as chlorophyll

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4
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What do producers use solar energy for?

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Producers such as green plants use solar energy to form chemical bonds of carbohydrates and other biomolecules.

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The energy conversion of solar energy to biomolecules is carried out by what process?

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This form of energy conversion is carried out by the process of photosynthesis.

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What is cellular energy referred to as?

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It refers to sources of energy that are capable of being released by reactions within a cell

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7
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Give an example of cellular energy

A

the energy stored in the bonds of biomolecules such as carbohydrates or lipids

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What is broken down during respiration?

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energy-rich biomolecules are broken down in the process of respiration

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energy-rich biomolecules are broken down in the process of respiration. This releases energy.
What happens to this energy?

A

Some is used by the cells, the rest is released into the environment as heat

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