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| Proteins that lower activation energy |
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| Energy Storing Compound. Main energy storing compound |
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| What are the 3 parts of ATP? |
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| Ribosome, Adenine, 3 phosphates |
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| 2 Phosphates make this a diphosphate rather than a triphosphate |
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| How does ATP release chemical energy? |
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| When a bond is broken if one of the phosphate groups attached to the molecule is broken |
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| Does ATP power endergonic or exergonic reactions? |
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| When Oxygen and other organic compounds are used by cells |
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| What are the requirements for Photosynthesis? |
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Light
Chlorophyll
Raw materials
CO2
H2O
Enzymes
Lowers energy needed for the reaction to occur |
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| An array of colors that make up white light from the sun |
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| A compound that absorbs light. It also reflects other light |
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| Where are the pigments located in the cell? |
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| Membrane of the thylakoids of chloroplasts |
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Accessory pigment
Yellow, orange and brown |
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| Absorbs red light not blue light |
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| Absorbs blue light and not red light |
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| A system of membranes within the Chloroplast |
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