Bioenergetics

Cards (41)

  • How do plants absorb light energy ?
    chlorophyll
  • What type of reaction is photosynthesis?
    endothermic
  • What is glucose produced by photosynthesis used as ?

    food for plant
  • Word equation for photosynthesis ?
  • Symbol equation for photosynthesis ?
  • When do plants use glucose from photosynthesis ?
    during respiration
  • What is glucose used for ?
    to make cellulose
  • What can stored glucose be turned into ?
    starch
  • Can starch be dissolved in water ?
    insoluble
  • What can stored glucose make ?
    oil and fat
  • List 4 places glucose is stored in plants ?
    roots, stalks, leaves, seeds
  • Where are fats and oils stored in plants ?
    seeds
  • What can nitrate ions and glucose produce ?
    amino acids
  • List 3 things which afffect the rate of photosynthesis ?
    light intensity, carbon dioxide concentration, temperature
  • When does photosyntheiss occur faster ?
    higher light intenisties
  • How does carbon dioxide concentration affect the rate of photosynthesis?
    faster rate of photosynthesis
  • How does temperature affect the rate of photosynthesis?
    occurs faster
  • How do denatured enzymes affect photosynthesis ?
    cause it to stop
  • Define limiting factor ?

    any condition in short supply can affect photosynthesis
  • List 3 limiting factors of photosynthesis ?
    light intensity, temperature, carbon dioxide
  • What is the light intenisty and distance rule ?
  • What does cellular respiration do?
    transfers energy to organisms for food
  • What type of reaction is respiration ?
    exothermic
  • What are the types of respiration ?
    aerobic and anaerobic
  • Define aerobic respiration ?
    uses oxygen
  • Define anaerobic respiration ?
    no oxygen present
  • What occurs in aerobic respiration?
    glucose and oxygen are converted to carbon dioixde and water
  • In aerobic respiration what happens to glucose ?
    completely oxidised
  • Aerobic respiration formula ?
  • Anaerobic respiration formula ?
  • Where does anaerobic respiration occur ?
    muscles
  • What happens to glucose in anaerobic respiration ?
    glucose is not completely oxidised so less energy released
  • What is anaerobic respiration in yeast cells called ?

    fermentation
  • Fermentation equation ?
  • What 3 things increase during exercise ?
    heart rate, breathing rate, breath volume to supply body with oxygenated blood
  • What occurs if there is insufficient oxygen present ?
    anaerobic respiration
  • Define Oxygen debt ?
    Amount of oxygen needed to break down lactic acid
  • Define metabolism ?
    sum of all chemical reactions in the body
  • What is the energy from cell respiration used for ?
    to make new molecules
  • What type of reaction is glucose conversion into starch, glycogen, cellulose ?
    metabolic