Chemical Energy
General Knowlage
Photosynthesis
Photosynthesis continued/Chemosynthesis
Photosynthesis continued/Extra
100

This 3rd phosphate group is very unstable and can break off easily

ATP

100

MONO =

DI =

TRI =

MONO = One

DI = Two

TRI = Three

100

Photosynthesis happens in plant cells using ________

Chloroplasts

100

Chemosynthesis

Process that doesn’t use light energy, but finds chemical energy to use.

100

What factors that might affect the rate of photosynthesis?

  • Amount of water

  • Amount of sunlight

  • Type of light

  • CO2 levels

200

What is ATP (Adenosine triphosphate)?

Molecule that transfers energy from the breakdown of food particles to usable energy

200

True or False: ATP is reuseable

True, by adding another phosphate back into place

200

The light absorbing molecule inside chloroplasts

Chlorophyll

200

True or False: Chemosynthesis still uses ATP, but uses it from a different source

True

200

"Light is absorbed. Energy moved into thylakoid. Water broken down, oxygen released. Energy that was carried to thylakoid is moved to ATP."

What is this process?

Light-dependent Reactions/Photosynthesis/"The first half"

300

When is ATP used (two examples)?

Cellular respiration and Photosynthesis

300

What is a reactant? What is a product?

Reactant = Starting material, written on the left

Product = Ending material, written on the right

300

How do leaves connect to photosynthesis?

Leaves pick up most of the light energy required for photosynthesis, and the process takes place in the leaves
300

What makes chemosynthesis different to photosynthesis?

Chemosynthesis doesn't use light energy, while photosynthesis does

300

"Carbon Dioxide is added. Energy from step 2 used. Simple sugar is formed"

What is this process?

Light-independent Reactions/Calvin Cycle/"Second half" of the process

400

True or False: Proteins can be broken down as well for an energy source

True, though it's considered a last resort

400

Chloroplasts have 3 parts

 Thylakoid , Grana, Stroma

400

What is the definition of photosynthesis?

Process that captures energy from the sun to make sugars that store chemical energy

400

What is stroma?

Stroma is contained in the extra space in the chloroplast, and the second half of the photosynthesis process takes place

400

True or False: There's only one type of chlorophyll

False: There's two types. Chlorophyll a and b

500

After Adenosine triphosphate releases the phosphate, then it will become _______________

Adenosine diphosphate

500

True or False: Plants tend to be green because they absorb green light very well, but not much red and blue, which is why most plants are green

False: It's the other way around. Plants tend to be green because they absorb red and blue light very well, but not much green

500

6 CO2 + 6 H2O makes C6H12O6 + 6 O2 with light energy. What are these chemicals?

6 carbon dioxide molecules and 6 water molocules makes a sugar molecule and 6 oxygen molocules

500

What are thylakoids?

Thylakoids are small coin-shaped membrane compartments that stack to form grana in chloroplasts. This is where the chlorophyll is contained.

500

True or False: Organisms that don't use photosynthesis don't depend on the sun.

False: Almost all life on our planet is dependent on the sun. Even if an organism doesn’t use photosynthesis itself, it requires eating the sugars made through photosynthesis of other organisms.