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Photosyntesis What is photosynthesis? The ability to use light to convert inorganic molecules into organ molecules. H 2 O + CO 2 ==== light == sugar + O 2 Sugar can then be used to make other required molecules, or it ca Broken down as a source of energy… O 2 is simply a biproduct of p Synthesis… almost all the O 2 in the earth’s atmosphere comes from Synthesis.

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Photosyntesis. What is photosynthesis?. The ability to use light to convert inorganic molecules into organic molecules. H 2 O + CO 2 ==== light ==  sugar + O 2. Sugar can then be used to make other required molecules, or it can be - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Photosyntesis

What is photosynthesis?

The ability to use light to convert inorganic molecules into organicmolecules.

H2O + CO2 ==== light == sugar + O2

Sugar can then be used to make other required molecules, or it can be

Broken down as a source of energy… O2 is simply a biproduct of photo-

Synthesis… almost all the O2 in the earth’s atmosphere comes from photSynthesis.

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Photosyntesis

Leaves and Chloroplasts are adaptations for photosynthesis.

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Photosyntesis – light and dark reactionsPhotosynthesis has two phases:

A light dependent reaction where the energy in light is converted into chemical energy of molecules such as ATP and NADPH.

A dark reaction where the molecular energy carriers are used to build the sugar molecules.

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Photosyntesis – Pigments

The first step of photosynthesis involves using pigments to capture light.

The range of visible light used for photosynthesis is from about 400 to 750 nanometer wavelengthsof electromagnetic radiation…this range is referred to as PAR –Photosynthetically Active Radiation.

Although chlorophyll is the primarypigment used by plants (it’s what makesplants green…), other pigments such ascarotenoids and phycocyanin are alsoused… why do you think this is?

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Photosyntesis – Effects of varying light levels

P: photosynthesis

Pmax: maximum photosynthesis

Pg : gross photosynthesis

Pn : net photosynthesis

R : respiration

IK : saturating irradiance

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Respiration

H2O + CO2 ==== light == glucose (sugar) + O2

Photosynthesis:

Complete glucose metabolism through cellular respiration:

sugar + O2 ====== H2O + CO2 + chemical and heat energy

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Respiration – summary

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Respiration – Glycolysis

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Respiration – summary

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Respiration – lactate and alcohol fermentation

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Respiration

NADH: Nicotinamide adeninedinucleotide

FADH2:Flavin adenine dinucleotide

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Respiration – electron transport chain

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Respiration – electron transport chain

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Respiration – electron transport chain

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Respiration - summary

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Respiration – other organics besides sugars?