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Chapter 12 Nutrition and Transport in Plants
Photosynthesis
Experiments - Photosynthesis
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Photosynthesis experiment
proves that
plants
do
not
get their
food
from
soil
soil
contains
water
and
mineral salts
but
not carbon compounds
Showing photosynthesis has taken place
glucose
is
always
present
in
leaves
if
starch
is
absent
at the
beginning
of the
experiment
but present at the
end
, it shows
photosynthesis
has taken place
Light
in
photosynthesis
test
for
starch
carbon dioxide
in
photosynthesis
soda lime
and
potassium hydroxide absorb carbon dioxide
gas produced during photosynthesis
sodium hydrogencarbonate
provides
dissolved carbon dioxide
test with
glowing splint
, if
glowing splint reignites
,
gas
is
oxygen
Effects of varying light intensity on rate of photosynthesis
independent :
distance
of
light
source
from plant
sodium
hydrogencarbonate
solution
provides
dissolved
carbon
dioxide
for
photosynthesis
dependent :
measure
number
of
bubbles
per minute
Effect of varying carbon dioxide concentration on rate of photosynthesis
Independent : use
different
concentration
of
sodium
hydrogencarbonate
solution
dependent : measure
number
of
bubbles
per minute
Effects of varying temperature on rate of photosynthesis
independent :
temperature
of
water
dependent :
number
of
bubbles
per
minute
sodium hydrogencarbonate
solution
should be
changed
for each
temperature