chapter 5 Flashcards

(54 cards)

1
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converts carbon in inorganic compounds into carbon in organic compounds

A

carbon fixation

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2
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all things combustable have phlagistin in them

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phyligistin theory

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3
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chlorophyll looks green to us….why?

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it reflects green light it is actually blue and red light

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4
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energy that travels in the form of waves

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electromagnetic

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5
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what is the highest energy color?

A

violet/ purple

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6
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two types of photosynthesis pigment

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chlorophyl a, chlorophyl b

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7
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photosynthesis takes place where?

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leaves, chloroplast

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8
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what are the reactants for light dependent reactions?

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water, adp, nadp+

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9
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what are the products for light dependent reactions?

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oxygen, atp, naph

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10
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what is the reactant for light dependent reaction

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light

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11
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membrane bound, chlorophyll and accessory pigment molecules

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photosystems

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12
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where do light dependent reactions take place?

A

thylakoid membrane

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13
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electrons that get excited and drop back down in electrons

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z scheme

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14
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what type of transport does z scheme use?

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active

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15
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what do transport proteins do?

A

atp synthase

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16
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where do light independent reactions take place?

A

stroma

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17
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pores for gas exchange and run the risk of loosing water while they are open

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stomata

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18
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ultimately going from carbon dioxide to glucose..what is this?

A

carbon fixation

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19
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RUBP

A

ribulose diphosphide

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20
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light independent is bound to what>?

A

RUBP

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21
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Carbon dioxide + RUBP= 6 carbon molecule that breaks down into what?

A

3 PGA

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22
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what is needed in light independent cycles

23
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plants that use the calvin bensis cycle are called what?

24
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when the stomato is closed on c3 plants what happens?

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oxygen builds up and binds to ribisco and cant do its job right

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fix carbon in two different cell types
c4 plants
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c4 plants: co2 ---> 4 carbon compound, 4 carbon compound is delivered to other cell type. finish out the sequence
---(enzyme)--> ---(riblose)--> co2 --> carbon bensin cycle
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CAM plants fix carbon at what times
2 a night
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what does the stomato do at night in cam plants?
opens and fixes carbon dioxide --->crassalation acid
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what do cam plants do during the day?
stomato closed, crassalation acid -->co2---> c-b cycle
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types of plants that dont use photosynthesis
indian pipe, beech drops, dooder, and love vine
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what two plants steal glucose from host plant
dodder, love vine
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what two plants are heterotrophic
indian pipe, beech drops
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what is the goal of respiration
atp
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where does respiration take place?
mitochondria
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name 3 types of respiration and the in between one too
glycolysis, krebs cycle, electron transfer phosphorolation, (transition reaction)
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where does glycolysis take place?
cytoplasm
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what happens in glycolysis? and how much atp is produced
glucose is broken down into two pyruvate molecules, actually 4 but only 2 due to 2 have to be used up (NET 2)
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what is made in the transition cycle?
NADH
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why does the transition cycle exist?
pyruvate must be formed into different molecule before entering the krebbs cycle
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where does the krebs cycle take place? and how much atp is produced?
matrix of mitochondria, 2 ATP
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where does electron transfer take place in eukaryotes?
crystie
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in prokaryotes where does ETP take place?
plasma membrane
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what brings the electrons into the transfer chain?
FADH
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what is the final electron accepter?
oxygen
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as electrons pass to other molecules what do the energy levels do? and what happens?
drop, dropped energy levels move H+ ions outside the crystie
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H+ ions flow back into the crystie due to what? what do they form?
concentration gradient they form a protein
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how many molecules do ETP form?
32
48
what happens when you mix electrons, oxygen, and hydrogen
water
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situation of respiration without oxygen is called?
fermentation (anarobic respiration)
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how does fermentation include glycolysis?
(cytoplasm) after glycolysis, pyruvate gets broken down into other stuff
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name two types of fermentation
alcoholic, lactate
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alcoholic fermentation formula
pyruvate--> ethanal + CO2
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lactate fermentation lacs what?
o2
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our muscles use what type of fermentation and why
lactate, white muscle fibers dont have mitochondria cant undergo arobic respiration so go under lactate fermintation