Electron Transport Chain
Light Reactions
Calvin Cycle
Cellular Respiration
Misc.
100
The ETC is located in this organelle
What is the Mitochondria
100
This is the amount of photosystems in the light reactions
What is 2
100
The Calvin Cycle takes place here
What is the Stroma
100
This waste product of Cellular Respiration is released when we breathe
What is Carbon Dioxide
100
This is another name for the Citric Acid Cycle
What is Kreb Cycle
200
This brings the electrons to the electron transport chain
What is NADH
200
This is where the light reactions carried out
What is the thylakoid membrane
200
How many turns of the Calvin Cycle does it take to create a net gain of 1 G3P
What is 3
200
This amount of ATP molecules is formed at the end of Cellular Respiration
What is 36-38
200
A lack of this causes fermentation
What is Oxygen
300
The flow of this powers the ETC
What are hydrogen ions
300
The light reaction draws its energy from this
What is solar energy
300
These are the three stages of the Calvin Cycle
What is Carbon Dioxide Fixation, Carbon Dioxide Reduction, RuBP Regeneration
300
This step is the greatest contributor of electrons to the electron transport chain
What is the citric acid cycle
300
This is the purpose of gycolysis
What is to break down glucose
400
This brings the electrons half way through the ETC after Cellular Respiration
What is FADH
400
These are responsible for gathering light and energizing the electrons
What is Photosystem 1 and Photosystem 2
400
This is responsible for bringing carbon into the Calvin Cycle
What is RuBP
400
This is the net equation for glucose breakdown
What is C6H12O6+6O2=6CO2+6H2O+energy
400
C4 and CAM plants have adaptations to avoid this
What is photorespiration
500
This pushes the hydrogen against its concentration gradient
What is ATP synthase
500
This green pigment absorbs light
What is chlorophyll
500
G3P is used to make this
What is glucose
500
This synthetic metabolic reaction builds molecules
What is anabolism
500
During this process the stomata close in hot dry weather
What is photorespiration
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