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The series of chemical reactions that convert sunlight energy to chemical energy. |
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Organelle where photosynthesis occurs |
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Pigment found in chloroplast that makes plants appear green. |
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membrane sac in chloroplast where the light reactions occur |
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a stack of thylakoids in the chloroplast |
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fluid that fills the chloroplast, where the Calvin Cycle occurs. |
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series of reactions that depend up on sunlight to convert light energy to chemical energy |
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Series of chemical reactions that convert CO2 to glucose with the use of ATP and NADPH |
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List the reactants of photosynthesis: |
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Sunlight Water Carbon Dioxide |
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List the products of photosynthesis: |
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List the reactants of the light reactions: |
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List the products of the light reactions: |
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List the reactants of the Calvin Cycle and where they are from: |
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ATP from the light reactions NADPH from the light reactions CO2 from the atmosphere |
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Where do the light reactions occur? |
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In/along the thylakoid membrane |
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Where do the dark reactions occur? |
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Another name for the Calvin Cycle is... |
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Where in the cell is the final compound of glucose formed? |
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When a light wave interacts with a pigment, name the three behaviors the wave may perform: |
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If an object appears blue what does that tell you about the light that is hitting it? |
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Blue waves are being reflected while the other colors are being absorbed |
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Write out the equation for photosynthesis in words. |
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water + sunlight + carbon dioxide --> oxygen + glucose |
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A chemical compound that absorbs wavelengths of light |
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A series of processes that moves carbon throughout the environment from organic to inorganic and reversed |
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