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Question of the Day. 1-13. The chemical equation for splitting water = 2H 2 O 4H + + 4e - + O 2 Write the balanced chemical equation for photosynthesis. Write a chemical equation for the light reactions (does not have to be balanced). Announcement. 1-13. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
1-131-13The chemical equation for splitting
water = 2H2O 4H+ + 4e- + O2
• Write the balanced chemical equation for photosynthesis.
• Write a chemical equation for the light reactions (does not have to be balanced).
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1-131-13
Quiz up to and including the light reactions (notes pages 1-7) on
Wednesday 1-19
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1-131-131. How are heterotrophs and
autotrophs different?
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2. Photosynthetic pigments …
3. What colors does a plant primarily use for photosynthesis?
How do you know?
1-131-134. Photosynthesis uses…
Photosynthesis produces…
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5. Where do the light reactions take place?
6. Why is the splitting of water molecules important for photosynthesis?
1-131-13ReviewReview
7. The light rxns use…
To produce…
8. What’s the electron transport chain?
DRAW!DRAW!Also label: thylakoid grana stroma
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During the light reactions water is split apart into ____, ____, and ____
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QUICK TALKQUICK TALKLight Reactions
Glucose
Chloroplast
Autotroph
Chlorophyll
Chemosynthetic bacteria
Thylakoid
Carbon dioxide
Photosynthesis
Producer
Stroma
Heterotroph
NADPH
Light ReactionsLight Reactions
What happens during step # 1 above?
Chlorophyll absorbs light energy and its electrons become excited and move to the electron transport chain
What happens during steps # 2-3 above?
The excited electrons move through the proteins of the electron transport chain
What happens during step # 4 above?
Light excites electrons on Photosystem I (accessory pigments)
Light ReactionsLight Reactions
What happens between steps 4 and 5 above?
The excited electrons move through the proteins of the electron transport chain
What happens during step # 5 above?
NADP+ and H+ are combined to form NADPH
Light ReactionsLight Reactions
SummarySummary
Explain what’s going on with protons above:1. _____ splits apart producing PROTONS, electrons, and oxygen.2. Protons can only leave the thylakoid through an _____________________________. The movement of protons through this carrier protein provides the energy needed to form _____ from __________.3. Some of the protons are pumped back into the thylakoid and some are used to make ________ from NADP+ and H+.
H2O
ATP producing carrier protein
ATP ADP + P
NADPH
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4 things you know about photosynthesis are…
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1-191-19
Quiz up to and including the light reactions (notes pages 1-7) on
Friday 1-21
AnnouncementAnnouncement
1-191-19Photosynthesis uses…
Photosynthesis produces…
ReviewReview
Where do the light reactions take place?
Why is the splitting of water molecules important for photosynthesis?
1-191-19ReviewReview
The light rxns use…
To produce…
What’s the electron transport chain?
During the light reactions water is split apart into ____, ____, and ____
1-191-19AssignmentAssignment
1st – Using a laptop (partner optional) complete the self check quiz for Chapter 6 Section 1 – you must show me when you get a 100% my.hrw.com
2nd – Complete #s 1-4 on page 118