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Cell Energy

DefinitionTerm
responsible for the energy within food chemical bonds
photosynthesis process in which the energy of sunlight is used to produce food
first step in photosynthesis energy in the form of sunligh is captured by the chlorphyll in the chloroplasts
second step in photosynthesis radiant energy of sunlight is converted into the chemical energy found in food
glucose simple sugar produced by photosynthesis
requirements for photosynthesis water, carbon dioxide, and radiant energy
oxygen waste product of photosynthesis
autotrophs organisms that can make their on food
heterotrophs organisms that cannot make their on food
respiration process in which simple food substances such as glucose are broken down and the energy they contain is released
aerobic respiration chemical reactions occuring in the mitochondria in which simple substances are brokendown releasing energy.
adenosine triphosphate high energy molecule produced within the mitochondrion of the cell using the energy from food material
carbon dioxide and water waste products produced during respiration
anaerobic respiration process in which food is broken down and energy released without need of oxygen
chlorphyl green pigment found in plant cells
sun primary source of energy for photosynthesis
dark phase chemical reactions within chloroplast occur without the presence of light
light phase chemical reactions within chloroplast occur without the presence of light
energy the ability to do work
food material needed for the material necessary for growth and repair
food material used as an energy source within cells
"photo" means light
"synthesis" means "putting together"
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