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| What molecule is Oxidized during the Light Reaction |
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| What does water oxidize into during the Light Reaction? |
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| Where does the Light Reaction occur? |
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| What light spectrum does Chlorophyll a and b absorb best? |
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| What molecule is made on the ETC by photosystem 2? |
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| Where is the Hydrogen ion gradient formed? |
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| Where does the Calvin Cycle occur? |
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| How many G3P molecules combine to make one molecule of glucose? |
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| What type of plant is able to avoid photorespiration in really hot, really high light intensity, and really dry areas? |
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| For CAM plants when do CO2 molecules enter the plant? |
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| What is the Balanced Reaction for Photosynthesis? |
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| Heterotrophs consume food while? |
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| Autotrophs make their own food |
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| How does CO2 enter the leaf? |
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| What is the fluid within the chloroplast called? |
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| Where are the Cholorphyll and other Pigments that absorb light found? |
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| Inside the Thylakoid Membrane |
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| Is photosynthesis a exergonic or endergonic reaction? |
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| Is CO2 oxidized or reduced? |
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| Is Water oxidized or reduced? |
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| What is water oxidized to? |
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| Which coenzyme is oxidized when CO2 is being reduced? |
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| Which 2 Chemical energy molecules are produced during the Light Reaction and used in the Calvin Cycle? |
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| What is the end product of glucose? |
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| What is the source for electrons for photosystem 2? |
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| What is the source of electrons for Photosystem 1? |
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| The electrons made on the ETC |
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| How many carbon molecules does RuBP have? |
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| In C3 plants when the weather is hot and dry stomata close. As a result what does RuBP combine to instead of CO2? |
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| CO2 joins with what 3 carbon molecule to form what 4 carbon molecule? |
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| In C4 plants where does the Calvin Cycle occur? |
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| In the Bundle Sheath cells |
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| In C3 plants where does the Calvin Cycle occur? |
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| What are substrates(reactants) of RuBP carboxylase? |
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| In a C4 plant are there cholorplasts in the Bundle Sheath cells? |
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| Are there chloroplasts in the Mesophyll cells of the C4 and C3 plant? |
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| In a C3 plant do the Bundle Sheath cells contain chloroplasts? |
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| What are substrates(reactants) of PEP carboxylase? |
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| Which two molecules combine to start the Calvin Cycle Reaction? |
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| CO2 and 5-carbon molecule RuBP |
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| What enzyme facilitates the joining of CO2 and RuBP? |
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| What forms when a hydrocarbon skeleton of G3P is added to Nitrogen? |
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| If the weather is hot and dry C3 plant leaves close to lessen water loss. What happens then to the relative concentrations of CO2 and O2 in the leaves? |
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| CO2 decreases: O2 increases |
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| Does photorespiration result in C3 plants? |
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| Does photorespiration result in C4 plants? |
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| In CAM plants when does the CO2 enter the mesophyll cells? |
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| The fixation of CO2 forms a molecule with 3 or 4 carbon atoms? |
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| If an environment is bright and hot with limited rainfall which type of plant survives well? |
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| If an environment is cooler which type of plant survives well? |
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| If an environment is dry (either hot or cool) which type of plant survives well? |
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| Which molecule contributes electrons to reducing CO2? |
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| This reaction produces 2 NADH, 2 Pyruvate, and 2 ATP from substrate level ATP synthesis. Name this reaction? |
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| A series of reactions that are interconnected. For example: Glycolysis, Prep reaction, and Citric Acid Cycle |
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| Compare the PH of Thylakoid space and stroma. |
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| Thylakoid Space is more acidic than the Stroma because of the higher concentration of H+ ions. |
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| Where is the ETC in oxidative phosphorylation? |
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| Where is the Hydrogen ion gradient in oxidative phosphorylation? |
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| Where is ATP synthase in oxidative phosphorylation? |
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| Which coenzymes are reduced? |
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| What high energy molecule is formed by the reduction of NADP+? |
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| Where is NADPH used in oxidative phosphorylation? |
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| The creation of the hydrogen ion gradient requires what type of transport? |
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