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photosynthesis
is the process where plants make
glucose
from sunlight
photosynthesis
is an
endothermic
reaction as energy is transferred from the environment to the
chloroplasts
by light
carbon dioxide
+
water
→
\rightarrow
→
glucose
+
oxygen
factors affecting rate of
photosynthesis
-
temperature
increase in temperature means rate of photosynthesis increases
reaction is controlled by
enzymes
, if temperature keeps increasing the enzymes denature so rate of reaction decreases
factors affecting the rate of
photosynthesis
-
light intensity
the higher the light intensity, the faster the rate of photosynthesis
factors affecting rate of
photosynthesis
-
carbon dioxide
concentration
needed to make
glucose
as concentration increases, rate of reaction increases too
factors affecting the rate of
photosynthesis
- amount of
chlorophyll
chlorophyll is a pigment that converts
light energy
into plant food
if chlorophyll levels are reduced by
magnesium
deficiency then rate of photosynthesis decreases
rate of
photosynthesis
via
oxygen production
practical
pondweed
placed in test tube of water, sealed with bung
capillary tubes
containing water leads in test tube, syringe
attatched
lamp placed at
measured distance
from test tube
oxygen produced by photosynthesis,
gas in capillary tube
observe
oxygen given off at different light distances
light intensity
= 1
÷
\div
÷
distance
2
^2
2
uses of
glucose
from
photosynthesis
respiration
converted into insoluble
starch
for storage
fat or oil for storage in seeds
cellulose
to strengthen cell walls
combine with
nitrates
to form
amino acids
making proteins
respiration
is an
exothermic
reaction
respiration
takes place both
aerobically
with oxygen and
anaerobically
without oxygen
during
aerobic respiration
uses
oxygen
yields most the energy
reactions making up aerobic respiration found in
mitochondria
during
anaerobic respiration
occurs when there is not enough
oxygen
does not yield as much
energy
incomplete oxidation of
glucose
releases
lactic acid
in animals
anaerobic respiration
is
glucose
→
\rightarrow
→
lactic acid
anaerobic respiration
in plant and leaf cells (
fermentation
)
glucose
→
\rightarrow
→
ethanol +
carbon dioxide
process
of
fermentation
is used to make bread and alcohol
response to exercise
heart rate
increases
breathing rate
increases
breath volume
increases
what happens if there is not enough
oxygen
anaerobic respiration
occurs
oxygen debt
is created
muscles tire and cannot contract properly
blood flowing through muscles transport
lactic acid
to liver where it is converted back into
glucose
metabolism
is the sum of all
chemical reactions
in the cell or body controlled by
enzymes
to maintain optimum
cell function
energy
transferred in cells by
respiration
is used in process of
metabolism
to make new molecules