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Photons

Discrete bundle of electromagnetic energy

Photosystems

A cluster of photosynthic pigments embedded in a thylakoid membrane of the cloroplast

Photo system 1

Also known as PS 700 found in the thylakoid membrane of the chloroplast

Photo system 2

Known as PS 680 found in thylakoid membrane of cloroplast

PS 700 absorbs ———- energy protons than Ps 680

Higher

NADP

(Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)


A compound that accepts one H atom and two electrons forming NADPH that acts as an electron acceptor

ATP

(Adenosine triphosphate)


Molecular containing three high energy phosphate bonds that act as the primary energy-transferring molecule in living organisms

Chlorophyll

Light absorbing green pigment that begins the process of photosynthesis

Chlorophyll a

Blue- green

Chlorophyll b

Yellow- green

All photosynthetic organisms use ———- ——- as the primary light absorbing pigment

Chloroplast a

All photosynthetic organisms use ———- ——- as the primary light absorbing pigment

Chloroplast a

Thylakoid

Interconnecting flattened membrane sacs form a separate compartment within the storms of the chloroplast

All photosynthetic organisms use ———- ——- as the primary light absorbing pigment

Chloroplast a

Thylakoid

Interconnecting flattened membrane sacs form a separate compartment within the storms of the chloroplast

Grana

Stacks of thylakoid

LDR

First set or reactions of photosynthesis in which light energy in the chlorophyll molecules

LDR

First set or reactions of photosynthesis in which light energy in the chlorophyll molecules

LIR

Second set in photosynthesis these reactions do not require solar energy

Carbon fixation

Incorporating CO2 into carbohydrate molecule

Redox reaction

Process of gaining and losing electrons

Photolysis

Light energy from the sun slitting the water molecule in the light reactions

Photolysis

Light energy from the sun slitting the water molecule in the light reactions

ATO synthesis complex

Thylakoid membrane that allows h ions to escape from the luman and uses the resulting energy to generate ATP

Chemiosmosis

A process of synthesing ATP using the energy of the electrochemical gradient and the ATP synthesis enzyme

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The equation for photosynthesis

6co2+6h2o+ light——c6h12o6+6o2+h2o

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A cyclic series of reactions that transfers energy from organic molecules ATP and NADPH

kreb cycle

A eukaryotic cell organelle in which aerobic cellular respiration occurs

Mitochondrion

A process of harnessing energy in which a glucose molecule is broken into pyruvate

Glycolysis

An organic molecule that attaches to an acetic acid group

Coenzyme A

The production of ATP from a series of oxidation reactions

Oxidative ATP synthesis

The process of synthesizing ATP using the energy of electrochemical gradient and the ATP synthase enzyme

Chemiosmosis

A 3 carbon molecule which is the end producr of glycolysis

Pyruvate

Reactions that take place in the cell in the presence of o2

Aerobic cellular respiration

The energy added to a chemical reaction in the form of ATP

activation energy

Reactions that take place in the cell in the absence of o2

Anaerobic cellular respiration

Is ETC anaerobic or aerobic


Pyruvate acid


Glycolysis


Kreb cycle

Aerobic


Aerobic


Anaerobic


Aerobic

Cellular respiration formula

O2+c6h12o6————co2+h2o+energy

Cellular respiration formula

O2+c6h12o6————co2+h2o+energy

In glycolysis they

Split glucose, energy used to reduce NAD