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Photosynthesis. Incorporation of light energy, and explanation of the chemical processes of. By: Nick James Elli Nassivera Ryan Liss and kevin. Introduction. Both matter and energy are essential in sustaining life - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Photosynthesis
By:Nick James
Elli NassiveraRyan Lissand kevin
Introduction
• Both matter and energy are essential in sustaining life• While humans and other animals use cellular respiration to
breakdown molecules and use energy, plants use photosynthesis
• Photosynthesis uses light as its activation energy
Light as Activation Energy
• Light is not matter• Light is the vibration of
photons in the form of electromagnetic waves
• Travel in different magni- tudes that the human mind defines as colors
• Photosynthetic pigments within plants absorb photons of different magni- tudes
• Pigments are found on exterior of thylakoids
Thylakoids
Uses ATP and NADPH
Hosts first step of photosynthesis and the only light-dependent step
Use energy of photons to power electron transport chains
Found in groups called granum
Forms ATP when protons travel through synthase
Lumen
Calvin’s Cycle
• Where glucose is created, and NADPH and ATP are reduced• Light-independent • Reactants are CO2, H20, and activation energy from carriers• Located in the stroma of the chloroplast• Is very similar to Kreb’s Cycle of the mitochondria
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_XQR800AgM
Conclusion
• Glucose is essential for success of life on earth• Present in various forms and seen within different mechanical
operations found anywhere• Humans also require glucose because of what we consume• Photosynthesis is required to naturally form glucose
Answer Key1) Photosynthesis1.5) chloroplast2) plant3) sustain4) life2nd 3) Photosynthesis2nd 4) Reactants5) H206) Glucose7)Carbon8) NADPH9) ATP10)Calvin’s Cycle11) Independent12) light
13) photons14) Energy15) photon16) Energy17) photons18) electromagnetic2nd 14) photons20) protons21) transports22) Stroma23) Equilibrium 24)Phospholipid-bilayer25) ATP Synthases26)ATP
Answer Key Cont.
Multiple Choice:1) C2) A3) B4) C5) B