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| What are the 2 types of fermentation? |
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| _________ fermentation does not require Oxygen. |
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| What is the pH indicator used in the Photosunthesis lab? |
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| What color is BTB in an acidic solution? |
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| What color is BTB in a neutral solution? |
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| What color is BTB in an alkaline solution? |
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| What was added in the lab to make the water acidic? |
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| Do plants have mitochondria? |
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| What are the reactants for fermentation? |
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| What are the products of alcoholic fermentation? |
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| CO2, 2 ethyl alcohol, NAD+ |
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| What organisms use alcoholic fermentation? |
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| Yeasts and other microorganisms |
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| What type of fermentation to most organisms go through? |
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| a pathway that makes it possible to produce ATP without O2 |
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| Why does a cell need NAD+? |
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| Where does NADH deposit their electrons? |
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| How does CO (Carbon monoxide) kill you? |
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| It bonds to the electron carrier. |
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| a cluster of chlorophyll and proteins |
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| Which photosystem begins photosynthesis? |
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| What reactant does photosystem 2 need? |
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| What does light create in Ps 2? |
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| What is formed when the enzyme breaks apart water molecules? |
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| Oxygen, hydrogen ion, high energy electron |
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| Where does the high energy electron go after being broken off the hydrogen? |
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| Chloroplasts, like mitochondria, contain their own ___. |
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| Chloroplasts have a ______ outer membrane and a ______ inner membrane. |
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| The inner membrane of a chloroplast forms structures called __________. |
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| What do thylakoids contain inside them? |
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| chlorophyll and other accessory pigments |
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| Thylakoids are arranged in _______ called ______. |
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| Grana are connected to each other be structures called _______. |
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| Grana are surrounded be a gel-like material called ______. |
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| a high-energy electron carrier |
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| the movement of H+ from inside the thylakoid to the stroma through ATP Synthase, which creates ATP |
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| the pigment that is directly involved in the light reactions of photosynthesis |
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