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Equation for photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide + water =
glucose
+
oxygen
6CO2 +
6H2O
=
C6H12O6
+ 6O2
Stages of
photosynthesis
Uses
energy
to change co2 and water into
glucose
and oxygen
Takes place in
chloroplasts
in green plant cells, they contain
chlorophyll
that absorb the light
Energy is
transferred
to the chloroplasts from the environment by light
This reaction is
endothermic
Ways plants use glucose
Respiration
Making
cellulose
Amino
acids
Stored as
oils
or
fats
Stored as
starch
Limiting factors affecting photosynthesis
Light
if its dark
Temperature
e.g. winter
co2
if its warm and bright enough
the amount of
chlorophyll
Equation for light intensity
1/distance2
Respiration
The
transferring
energy from the breakdown of
glucose
which happens in every cell
Examples of how
respiration
is used
Build up of
larger
molecules from
smaller
ones
In animals, allows muscles to
contract
Mammals and
birds
, energy is used to keep their body temp
warm
Metabolism
The
chemical
reactions in an organism controlled by
enzymes
Aerobic respiration
Needs
oxygen
Most efficient way to transfer
energy
from
glucose
Goes on all the time in
plants
and
animals
Happens inside
mitochondria
Equation for aerobic respiration
glucose
+
oxygen
= carbon dioxide + water
C6H1206
+ 6O2 = 6CO2 +
6H2O6
Anaerobic
respiration
Occurs when you do excessive
exercising
and the body cannot supply enough
oxygen
Incomplete breakdown of
glucose
Does not transfer enough
energy
Only useful in
emergencies
Equation for anaerobic respiration
glucose
->
lactic acid
anaerobic
respiration in plants and yeast
plants and yeast can respire without
oxygen
they produce
ethanol
and
CO2
instead of lactic acid
anaerobic respiration in yeast cells is called
fermentation
fermentation by yeast is used to make
bread
and
alcohol
like beer or wine
CO2 is for
bread
making
fermentation process produces
ethanol
(
alcohol
)
equation for anaerobic respiration in plants and yeast
glucose
->
ethanol
+ carbon dioxide