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What is the balanced chemical equation for photosynthesis?

6CO2(g) + 6H2O(l) = C6H12O6(s) + 6O2(g)

What is needed to make one simple sugar?

6 water molecules, 18 ATP, 12 NADPH

What is chlorophyll a?

- blue-green pigment


- all photosynthetic organisms use it as their primary light absorbing pigment


- it is the only pigment that can transfer the energy from sunlight to the reactions of photosynthesis

What is chlorophyll b?

- yellow-green


-acts as an accessory pigment

What are carotenoids?

- other accessory pigments (red, orange, brown, etc.)

What is the stroma?

Interior space between the inner and outer membrane of the chloroplast

What are thylakoids?

Membrane bound sacs found within the stroma

What are grana?

Stacks of thylakoids forming columns. Chloroplasts generally have about 60 grana, each consisting of 30-50 thylakoids

What are lamellae?

Lone thylakoids that connect grana

I’m what part of the chloroplast does photosynthesis occur?

In the stroma and thylakoid membrane

What do cells use glucose for?

It is used to store energy for later use

What is ATP? What is it used for?

- Adenosine triphosphate


- used by all living cells to provide immediate energy for cellular functions

What is ATP? What is it used for?

- Adenosine triphosphate


- used by all living cells to provide immediate energy for cellular functions

What is ADP?

- forms by the loss of a phosphate from ATP


- energy released from this process is used for cellular processes

What are the stages of photosynthesis?

1) solar energy is captured and transferred to electrons


2) Captured solar energy is used to make ATP and to transfer high energy electrons to NADP+. This forms NAPDPH, which is used as a high-energy electron carrier


3) Energy stored in ATP and the high-energy electrons carried by NADPH are used to form glucose from CO2