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What A.T.P. stands for

What is Adenosine Triphosphate?

The sugar component of the ATP molecule

What is ribose?

The method of releasing ATP’s energy

What is breaking the bond between the 2 nd and 3 rd phosphate?

Along with 3 phosphates and a ribose, this is part of the ATP molecule.

What is an adenine?

The ATP equivalent of 1 glucose molecule.

What is 36 ATP?

An individual disk-shaped part of a chloroplast, typically found in stacks

What are thylakoids?

The family of molecules specialized in capturing light within a chloroplast.

What are pigments?

The location of the dark reactions?

What is the stroma?

Along with sunlight, ADP, and NADP+, this is required to begin the light dependent reactions.

What is water?

The pigment primarily responsible for leaves appearance during the fall season.

What is the carotenoid?

The unit of energy that quantifies the amount of energy of the food you consume

What is a kilocalorie?

The amount of energy found in 3 grams of fat

What is 27 Calories or 27,000 calories?

Cell Respiration is the breakdown of glucose in the presence of this

What is oxygen?

Unlike the other stages of Cell Respiration, Glycolysis is said to be this

What is anaerobic?

The percentage of energy released from glucose at the end of Glycolysis.

What is 10 percent?

DAILY DOUBLE

Along with NADH and 2 ATP, this is produced at the end of Glycolysis.

What are 2 pyruvic acids?

The location of the Krebs Cycle

What is the matrix of the mitochondria?

Along with ATP, this is produced at the ETC’s end

What is water?

36% of glucose’s energy gets transferred into ATP, this is where the rest ends up.

What is lost as heat?

The reason electrons travel through the transport chain.

What is the presence of Oxygen?

This organism produces carbon dioxide and alcohol when burning glucose.

What is yeast?

When a phosphate is lost, this energy molecule earns a new name.

What is ADP?

The reason the color green is typically observed in the leaves of plants.

What is the reflected green light of chlorophyll

After the cell uses up it’s storage of glucose and glycogen, it will burn this for energy.

What are fats?

NADP+, NAD+, and this molecule are electrons carriers

What is FAD?

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This enzyme produces the bulk of the ATP within the Mitochondria

What is: ATP Synthase