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Comparing Processes

Comparing photosynthesis and cellular respiration

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Where and when does photosynthesis occur? In the chloroplasts and in the presence of sunlight.
Where and when does cellular respiration occur? In the mitrochondria and it happens all of the time.
What is the input (reactants) for photosynthesis? Carbon dioxide and water.
What is the output (products) for photosynthesis? Glucose and oxygen.
What is the input (reactants) for cellular respiration? Glucose and oxygen.
What is the output (products) for cellular respiration? Carbon dioxide and water.
Which process includes an endothermic reaction? (Energy is being stored) Photosynthesis
Which process includes an exothermic reaction? (Energy is being released) Cellular Respiration
What is the function of photosynthesis? To produce food.
What is the function of cellular respiration? To break down food for energy.
What is the formula for glucose? C6H12O6
What kind of energy is needed for photosynthesis? Sunlight (Solar radiation)
What kind of energy is produced in cellular respiration? ATP energy.
Who uses photosynthesis? Plants, algae.
Who uses cellular respiration? Plants and animals.
How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration similar? They use the same elements and molecules. They are both needed for animals and plants to stay alive.
How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration different? Photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts and plants; cellular respiration occurs in mithochondria and in both plants and animals.
Why is photosynthesis important? Plants and animals need the food produced by photosynthesis in order to survive.
Why is cellular respiration important? Plants and animals need it in order to break down glucose for energy.
Where do plants and animals store extra food? In seeds, bulbs, and fruit in plants. In fat in humans.
What is photosynthesis? A process, that occurs in plants, that converts carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.
What is cellular respiration? A process, that occurs in plants and animals, that converts glucose and oxygen into into carbon dioxide and water.
Created by: cook2sm
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