Ch.9 Flashcards

1
Q

6H2O + 6CO2 + energy(photons) —–> C6H12O6 + 6O2

What process does the chemical equation describe?

A

Photosynthesis

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2
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Where does all the O2 of photosynthesis come from?

A

oxidation of water

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3
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In the photosynthesis chemical equation what does CO2 get reduced too?

A

Glucose

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4
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What causes algal blooms?

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nutrients (usually phosphorus)
Temperature

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5
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Why can algal blooms be a problem?

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Production of toxic compounds
Oxygen consumption by algae and bacteria feeding on dead algae

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6
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Where does photosynthesis take place in Eukaryotes?

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Chloroplasts

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7
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Where does photosynthesis take place in prokaryotes?

A

Internally folded membrane

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8
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TF:
Atoms can absorb the energy of photons

A

T

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9
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TF:
Atoms can give off photons

A

T

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10
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TF:
Only certain atoms and molecules absorb certain types of photons

A

T

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11
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Which molecules absorb the photons?

A

Pigments

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12
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What is emitted after an electron leaves the higher energy state and returns to it’s original state?

A

Photon

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13
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What is the pigment involved in photosynthesis tha absorbs blue and red light?

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Chlorophylls

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14
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What can absorb photons of wavelenths that chlorophyll can’t and passes the light energy off to chlorophyll?

A

Accessory pigments

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15
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Can pigments that chlorophyll can’t absorb be used in photosynthesis?

A

Yes

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16
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Two different stages in photosynthesis

A

Light reactions
Dark reactions

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17
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Why is the light energy transferred to electrons in light reactions of photosynthesis

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To be used to make ATP and high energy electron source

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18
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What happens in Dark reactions

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CO2 is reduced to a carbohydrate

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19
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What happens once the energy from electrons is directed towards cholorophyll

A

Energy of electrons in chlorophyll is increased and causes them to be lost from the chlorophyll molecule

20
Q

In photosystem II what are the electrons lost from chlorophyll replaced with?

A

electrons from H2O

21
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What are electrons passed down?

A

Electron transport chain

22
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What happens to the H+ ions

A

Actively transported accross the membrane

23
Q

Where are the H+ ions transported from and to

A

From the Stroma in to the thylacoid compartment

24
Q

TF:
Photosystem II is involved in more than one process

A

F:
Photosystem II is only involved in ATP production

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How does H+ pass back in to the stoma in Photosystem II?
ATP synthase
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What happens to the electrons at the end of the electron transport chain of Photosystem II?
They are passed on to Photosystem I
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What are the two paths that excited electrons can take?
Cyclic Non cyclic
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What happens to an electron that takes the cyclic path in Photosystem I
They travel through an electron transport chain back to photosystem I
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What does the cyclic path produce?
ATP
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What process does the cyclic path use to create ATP
Chemiosmosis
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What happens to electrons in the Non cyclic path?
They are passed to an electron carrier
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What is the electron carrier used in the non cyclic path?
NADP+
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What are the 3 phases of the Dark Reactions
Carbon fixation Reduction Regeneration
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What does carbon combine with in the carbon fixation phase?
5 Carbon sugar
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What happens once carbon has attached itself to the sugar molecule?
It splits in to 2 molecules
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In the reduction phase what are donated to 3 Carbon molecules and what donates them?
Electrons are donated from NADPH
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In the reduction phase, what happens to one of the 3 carbon products?
Used to produce glucose
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In the Regeneration phase, what happens to one of the 3 carbon compounds? And does it require energy? if so, what is the name of the energy required?
It is used to make a new RuBP, it requires ATP
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What is the name of the Balance between light and dark reactions?
Photostasis
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TF: Organisms build photosynthetic systems to balance light and dark reactions
True
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What happens to reaction centers in photostasis if they remain reduced?
They will be damaged
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What reactions are temperature sensitive?
Dark reactions
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What two measures can be taken to compensate for a change in temperature?
Change in pigment Reduce their chlorophyll levels
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What happens to plants when they take in CO2?
lose water
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What part of the plant regulates gas exchange in leaves?
Stomata
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TF: The stomata prevents water loss
True