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Chapter 4

Chapter 4 Cells and Energy Photosynthesis and Cellular Resp

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ATP molecule that carries energy that cells can use, adenosine triphosphate, has 3 phosphate groups
ADP lower energy molecule, adenosine diphosphate, has 2 phosphate groups
chemosynthesis process by which some organisms us chemical energy to make food
photosynthesis process by which plants capture energy from sunlight and store it as chemical energy in the form of sugar
chlorophyll molecule in cholorplasts that absorbs sunlight and makes plants appear green
thylakoids shaped like coins, contain chlorophyll, where the light dependent reaction happens
light dependent reaction captures sunlight, breaks down water and releases oxygen
light independent reaction uses energy from light dependent and carbon dioxide to make sugar, happens in the stroma
stroma fluid outside the thylakoids where light indepedent reaction takes place
cellular respiration using oxygen to produce ATP by breaking down carbon based molecules, happens in the mitochondria
aerobic needs oxygen to happen
glycolysis breaks glucose into 2 molecules that each have 3 carbons
anaerobic means it does not need oxygen to happen
Krebs cycle produces a small amount of ATP and other molecules to the next part of cellular respiration, give off carbon dioxide as a waste product,happens in the matrix
electron transport chain energy is moved through a chain of proteins and a large number of ATP are produced, oxygen enters and is used to make water molecules as a waste produce, happens in inner membrane
fermentation does not make ATP, but allows glycolysis to continue, products are pyruvate, ATP and NADH
lactic acid no oxygen present after glycolysis happens, produced in your muscles
alcoholic fermentation happens in yeast and produces carbon dioxide, important in the baking industry
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