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Photosynthesis
Light energy
Climate Change
Energy Basics
100

the energy of motion

what is kinetic energy?

100
Sunlight, CO2, and H2O are the what of photosynthesis?

what are the inputs?

100

Light energy is the energy of this spectrum of radiation

What is electromagnetic?

100

The largest consumer of fossil fuels

What is the USA?

100

The Law of Conservation states that energy can't be created or destroyed, but it can be:

what is transferred?

200
Stored energy

what is potential energy?

200

The sugar molecule product of photosynthesis

What is glucose?

200

A tomato's color is due to the visible light's:

what is reflection?

200

The melting of polar icecaps due to increasing temperatures

What is arctic meltdown?

200

Kinetic energy that is generated by the random movement of molecules or atoms is referred to as:

what is heat?

300

Renewable energy source created from living organisms.

what are biofuels?

300

The organelle in which photosynthesis occurs

what is the chloroplast?

300

Particles of light energy are referred to as:

what are photons?

300

The trapping of the sun's warmth due to the buildup of certain gases.

What is the greenhouse effect?
300

In chemical energy, the potential energy is stored within this

what are the bonds of biological molecules?

400

The pigment used by most photosynthetic organisms to capture photons.

What is chlorophyll?

400

The conversion of inorganic gaseous carbon into an organic molecule

what is carbon fixation?

400

Photons are utilized in the ______ reactions of photosynthesis.

what is the light-dependent?

400
Via carbon fixation, photosynthetic plants reduce this greenhouse gas?

what is CO2?

400

The ultimate source of energy, as we know it, is:

what is the Sun?

500

Photosynthetic organisms that capture and transform the energy of sunlight

what are autotrophs?

500

The lesser pigment utilized by photosynthetic organisms such as carrots, pumpkins, corn, etc.

What are carotenoids?

500

Photon energy amounts are differentiated by:

what are wavelengths?

500

The largest effect, of humans, on the decline in carbon fixation.

What is deforestation?

500

The irreversible process of energy transfer

What is entropy?

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