Biology - Photosynethesis

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Key terms and phrases for photosynthesis
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Where does photosynthesis take place? In the organelle chloroplast
What pigment does photosynthesis occur in? chlorophyll
What gas is needed for photosynthesis? Carbon Dioxide [CO2]
Where do the gases come in? The stomata
What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis? 6CO2 + 6H20 = 6H20 + C6H1206
What energy source is needed for the first part of the light dependent stage? Photons
What shape is the chlorophyll? The chlorophyll is in a cone shape to receive more photons
How does the energy from photons get passed down the chlorophyll molecule? The energy from the photons are passed down randomly from pigment molecule to pigment molecule
Where do the energized electrons go to? Reactor centre 'Chlorophyll A'
What is produced if the energized electrons go back to the chlorophyll? ATP
Where do energize electrons go after the reactor center? (Route 2) They go to the acceptor molecule
What energy source is found at the 'Acceptor Molecule'? NADP+
What products are made at the splitting of water? Electrons, Hydrogen ion and Oxygen
Where do the electrons go after the splitting of water? Electrons join the NADP+ to create NADP-
What is attracted to NADP-? Hydrogen+ is attracted to NADP-
What energy product is produced from this attraction? NADPH+
What is the name of the second stage in photosynthesis? The Light-Independent Stage
How is Carbon dioxide converted into carbohydrates, eg. glucose (C6H12O6)? Carbon dioxide is converted into glucose by using the Hydrogen ion from NADPH
How is ATP used in this conversion? ATP is used as an energy source
What happens to ATP after being used? ATP splits into ADP + P and later combines into ATP
What happens to glucose (C6H12O6)? Glucose is turned into starch to be stored for later use
What happens to Oxygen after the splitting of water? Oxygen is released as a waste gas from the stomata
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