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The inorganic raw materials required by photosynthesis are
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water and CO2
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Visible light excites pigment molecules by boosting...
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electrons to higher energy levels
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Where do the light-dependent reactions take place?
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In the thykaloids of the chloroplast
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In the light-dependent reactions, the excited electrons lost by P700 in
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Photosystem I, NADP+ to NADPH, light-independent reactions.
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ATP is produced when excited electrons lost by ------ are passed down an -------. This ATP will be used in the ------- reactions. After these electrons have given up their energy, they are taken up by pigments in ------
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Photosystem II (P680), electron transport chain, light independent, Photosystem I.
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The photolysis of water replaces electrons lost by -----. This reactions releases the inorganic by product -----.
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photosystem II (P680), oxygen
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The light-independent reactions (also known as the Calvin cycle) take place in the ------ of the chloroplast.
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stroma
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The Calvin cycle begins when ----- from the air reacts with ----- to form an unstable six-carbon molecule.
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carbon dioxide, RuBP
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The immediate end product of hte calvin cycle is
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PGAL
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From the end product of the Calvin cycle (PGAL), plant cells synthesize -----, half of which is used in -----, but which can also be...
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glucose, cellular respiration, stored in the form of starch, converted to sucrose for transport, or converted to cellulose to build cell walls
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