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BIO 181 Chater 9

Photosynthesis

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Photons Light particles that contian energy thatt move as waves
Photons with Short wavelengths have more energy
Photons with Long wavelengths have less energy
Photosynthesis occurs in plants in the chloroplast
Mesophyll loaction of the chloroplast in leaf cells the cell were C4 plants take in Co2 to combind with oxalacetate before the calvin cycle
Chloroplasts organelles enclosed by a double membrane
Stroma fluid filled area of chloroplast with has enzymes needed to produce carbs
stomata mircrosocpic pores on interior of the leaf that exchanges gases to the outside
Ground state state at which atoms return to a conditoin in which all its elctrons ar inthier normal lowest eneryg levels
fluorescence the light emission for an electron returning to its lower energy level
thylakiods a interconnected system of flat disclike membrane sacs
thylakiods lumen interiod fluid-filled area of the thylakiods
Grana a stack of thylakiods
Chlorophll the main pigment in photosynthesis. Absorbs light primarily in the blue (422-492 nm) and red (647-760) specturm
chlorophyll a the pigment that initiates the light-dependent reactions
chlorophyll b an accessory pigment that helps photosysnthesis
carotenoids yellow and orange pigment that absorb differnt wavelengths expanding the energy
Chlorophyll structure consists of a porphyrin ring with a (Mg) magnesium atom center and a hydrocarbon side chian
Chlorophyll a groups top right hand corn on the porphyrin ring methyl gourp to define chlorophyll a
Chlorophyll b group top right hand corn of the porhyrin ring function group carbonyl group define cholorphyll b
Engelmann Experiment resulted large numbers of bacteria were attracted to the photosynthesizing cells in th re and blue light where are strongly absorbed through chlorophll
Redox reaction of photosysnthesis Reduction and oxidation reation in photosysnethese 6 carbon dioxide are reduced to Glucose and 6 water is oxidized to 6 oxygen
Photosysnethesis Formula 6Co2 (Carbon Dioxide) + 12H2O(water) ---->Light/Chloropyll----> C6H12o6(Glucose) + 6O2(Oxygen) + 6H2O(water)
light dependent reactions light energy is converted to chemical energy in the thylakiods
Products of light dependent reactions ATP and NADPH
Carbon Fixation or light independent reaction function form the ATP and NADPH takes place in the stroma produces carbs
absorption spectrum a measure of light absorption of different wavelengths
action spectrum a graph of the relative effectiveness of different wavelengths
antenna complexes pigment binding proteins in the thlakiod membrane that absorbs light enery
reaction center special chlorophyll moelcules, protiens, and electron tranfer componets that receive energy light transfers to release an electron to make chemical energy
photosystem I aka P700 has a pair of chlorophyll a molecules with a peak light absorbtio at 700 an electron can then be moved to a higher level
photosystem II akaa P680 has a pair of chlorophyll a molecules with a peak light absortion at 680 an electron can them be moved to a higher level
noncyclic electron transport the process at which ATP and NADPH are formed
electron transport chian the path at which the energized electron is passed form one acceptor to another
photolysis the process of replacing donated elctrons by splitting water and also released oxygen
cyclic electron transport the process of P700 returning an electron to its self and produces an ATP
photophosphorylation the making of ATP coupled to the transport of electrons
C4 plants plants that live in hot dry climates that have limited carbon dioxide CO2 at night they take in CO2 and fix it to oxaloacetate
oxaloacetate four carbon conpound used in C4 plants that fixates with Co2 before being processed in the calvin cycle
bundle shealth cells the home the cavin cycle and the cells that surround the vien
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