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Hypertonic VS. Hypotonic

Water moves toward the higher concentration of salt.

Factors of Diffusion Rate

1. Temperature- higher temp faster diffusion


2. Pressure- higher pressure faster diffusion


3. Steepness of Concentration Gradient- Steeper the faster


4. Size of molecule- larger the slower


5. Charge- opposite charges diffuse faster

How to form AT is it nonrenewable

ADP + P= ATP


RENEWABLE continues to pick up a phosphate


Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity


Temp- high temp denatures enzymeb. pH-Optimum pH is necessary for enzyme functioningc. Salinity- affects hydrogen bonds that hold the enzyme in its 3D shape

Equation for photosynthesis

6CO2+H2O->light energy->C6H12O6+6O2


C-4 Vs. CAM plant

Grows in harsh conditions and forms 2 different types of cells (oxaloacetate in mesophyll cells, bundle-sheath cells) Ex. Corn, Switch grassb. Carbon-fixing pathway allows them to conserve water on hot days and forms oxaloacetate at night and then it is later broken down into CO2 for sugar production Ex. Cactuses and succulents Grows slow because limited CO2

Photorespiration

At high O2 levels, rubisco attaches to oxygen instead of carbon to the RUBP, CO2 is produced rather than fixed, only forms 1 PGA so not efficient at making sugars

Facilitated Vs active transport

Facilitated Vs. Active transport – They both move substances across the membrane using transmembrane proteins. Facilitated moves substances down their concentration gradient and does not need ATP but Active does.


Splitting Water produced

Electron- excited by Photosystem II and passes through the noncyclic pathway for photosynthesisb. Hydrogen Ions- contribute to high density of Hydrogen in thylakoid compartmentc. Oxygen- waste of photosynthesis and responsible for oxygen rich environment

Why won't jello shooters with pineapple set



Pineapple contains an enzyme that breaks down protein causing it not to set

What causes peroxide to bubble



Hydrogen Peroxide is reacting with enzyme in blood