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pg 154 characteristics patterns of wave length or colors of light absorbedby partcular pigment
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cellular respiration that uses oxygen squently releasing energy and storing it in atp. steps in resperation.
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anerobic process whereby enzymes break down glueclos into ethonal and c02 and transfer energy tp apt
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process that ocurs inthe absence of oxygen
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adenosine triphosphate energy carrying molecule which when hydrolyze to adp and inorganic phosphate releases free energy
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set of reactions in photosythesis in which carbon dixocide is converted into sugars takes place in storma.
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pigment molecules usally yellow orange and red that interact with chlorophyll to absorb light energy needed in photosythesis.
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chemical reaction requiring free energy in addition enzymes and activation energy.
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chemical reation that release free energy.
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energy avalible to do biologyical work
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in chloroplast stacked in internal membranes at light rreactions of photosythesis
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fluid part of the chloraplast.
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