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| Energy is never ______, it just changes from one form to another. |
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| Potential, Kinetic, Entropy are all kinds of ____. |
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| This is stored energy Ex: Snow hanging on a moutain |
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| This is energy in motion. EX: an avalanche happens |
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| This is unavaliable energy or wasted energy. EX: the heat from a light bulb |
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| This is the enrgy releasing process. |
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| This is the process that absorbs energy |
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| This is all the chemical reactions that are occuring within the cell. |
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| Anabolism and Catabolism are the two types of _____ |
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| This is the process of building up materials |
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| This is the process of breaking down materials. |
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| This is a reaction that occurs in the presense of oxygen. |
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| This is the process that occurs in the absense of oxygen. |
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| Another symbol for energy is _____ |
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| When plants use sun light they use the whole rainbow except for what color ____ |
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| Photosynthesis occurs in two steps the first one is ____ |
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| Photosynthesis occurs in two sets the second step is ____ |
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| Another name for the dark reaction is ____ |
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| Energy from sunlight is captured by the ____. |
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| In the first cycle of Photosynthesis the energy is handed over to the ____ |
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| What is distributed when water is split inside a plant? |
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| What drives the process of the Calvin Cycle? |
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| What is broken down in the Calvin Cycle? |
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| The inputs for _____ are carbon dioxide, water, sunlight |
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| THe output of Photosynthesis are _____ and Glucose |
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| The first step of the five steps of cellular respiration is ____ |
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| The second step of the five steps of cellular respiration is ____ |
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| The third step of the five steps of cellular respiration is ____ |
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| The fourth step of the five steps of cellular respiration is ____ |
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| The fifth step of the five steps of cellular respiration is ____ |
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| This step of cellular respiration is anaerobic, this process occurs in the cytoplasm, sugar comes in a is broken in half and is formed into Pyruvic Acid. Enery from hydrogen is taken to the electron acceptor. |
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| This step of cellular respiration is aerobic, it breaksdown the pyruvic acid and turns it into acetic acid. |
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| This step of cellular respiration is Aerobic, This gets all of the energy that is left out and sends it to the NAD + FAD. It makes energy and its output is CO2 |
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| This step of cellular respiration has energy and creates ATP, the left over hydrogen bonds with Oxygen and water is created. |
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| Inside a cell Hydrogen build up is ___ |
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| This step of cellular respiration takes the collected energy and makes atp from the sugar. |
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| 38 ATPs is the max number you can get per ____. |
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| This process occurs in with yeast and some bacteria. Also occurs in baking and brewing. |
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| Yeast breaksdown ____ and releases CO2 |
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| Yeast converts _____ from glycolysis to alcohol. It produces only 2 ATPs |
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| This process occurs in muscle cells during intense activity. It also converts pyruvic acid from glycolysis to lactic acid. |
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| ______ Build up in muscles causes burning, pain, and soreness. |
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