WHAT YOU WILL LEARN 8.2 PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN 8.2 PHOTOSYNTHESIS -the two phases of photosynthesis [ describe / diagram ] -the role structures in chloroplast play in photosynthesis -factors that can affect the rate of photosynthesis

MAIN IDEA -LIGHT energy  CHEMICAL energy -plants absorb LIGHT ENERGY from the SUN to create GLUCOSE- CHEMCIAL ENERGY SONG- PHOTOSYNTHESIS RAP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afFIEyVGnCQ

 8.2 READ Qs 1-IDENTIFY two ways cells can use glucose 2- NAME: Check the organism that has chloroplasts  Mushroom  oak tree  earthworm -Also occurs in bacteria, algae, protists- -build complex sugars, carbohydrates, proteins, lipids -energy  WATCH: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g78utcLQrJ4

8.2 READ Qs 3- ILLUSTRATE/LABEL - thylakoid, granum, stroma

8.2 READ Qs 4- EXPLAIN why the leaves of some trees change color in the fall -in the fall plants break down their chlorophyll—the other pigments of the leaf can then be seen

8.2 READ Qs 5-DESCRIBE what photosystem I & II are made of - light-absorbing pigments & proteins

8.2 READ Qs 6-IDENTIFY: Highlight on the diagram the path electrons follow -CIRCLE: What molecule is the electron’s final destination __________________________ - NADPH

8.2 VOC  -thylakoid  -grana  -stroma  -pigment  -Calvin cycle  -chloroplasts  -thylakoid  -grana  -stroma  -pigment  -Calvin cycle

 PROVIDE SUPPORTING EVIDENCE: Infer why chloroplasts are found mostly in the leaves of plants. a. The large surface area of leaves allows for maximum light absorption. b. The waxy coating on the surface of leaves helps prevent evaporation. c. Chlorophyll interferes with the xylem and phloem in the stems and trunks of plants. d. The large surface area of leaves allows for contact with oxygen.   -________________________________________ Light is absorbed by the chloroplasts in plant cells -Large surface area provides more exposure of cells

PHASE ONE / PHASE TWO - DIAGRAM 2 7 1 9 10 3 5 6 4 8

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN 8.2 PHOTOSYNTHESIS -the two phases of photosynthesis [ describe / diagram ] -the role structures in chloroplast play in photosynthesis -factors that can affect the rate of photosynthesis

MAIN IDEA -LIGHT energy  CHEMICAL energy -plants absorb LIGHT ENERGY from the SUN to create GLUCOSE- CHEMCIAL ENERGY SONG- PHOTOSYNTHESIS RAP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afFIEyVGnCQ

OVERVIEW OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS LIST organisms that carry out photosynthesis -autotrophs (plants)   LIST the organelle where photosynthesis takes place  -chloroplast 1st-thylakoid / 2nd-stroma IDENTIFY the chemical equation for photosynthesis: __________ + __________  __________ + ___________ [REACTANTS] light [PRODUCTS]   IDENTIFY the energy form used during photosynthesis chemcial light IDENTIFY the energy form produced during photosynthesis chemcial light 6CO2 6H2O 6O2 C6H12O6

IMPORTANT STRUCTURES -INTERNAL STRUCTURE: leaf tissue CHLOROPLAST

IMPORTANT STRUCTURES- CHLOROPLAST -located in the cell of leaves

IMPORTANT STRUCTURES- CHLOROPLAST INNER/OUTER MEMBRANE -phospholipid bilayer -carbs transported across membrane THYLAKOIDS - “coins” -phase I GRANUM- “stack of coins” STROMA- fluid/space -phase II

MAIN IDEA

IMPORTANT STRUCTURES- CHLOROPLAST STOMATA- openings in leaf allow exchange of water/gases GUARD CELLS- open & close stomata by changing shape Photosynthesis Animation Open Closed

IMPORTANT STRUCTURES- PIGMENTS -absorb colored light -found in thylakoids of chloroplast CHLOROPHYLL -major light-absorbing pigment in plants -gathers sunlight -absorbs light in all wavelengths [violet-blue] -EXCEPT GREEN / Reflects GREEN

PHASE ONE: LIGHT REACTIONS PHASE I- NAME: OCCURS IN: STARTS WITH: PRODUCES: light-dependent <PHOTO> Light Reactions thylakoids light energy-SUN water -oxygen -H+ -ATP / NADPH [energy storing molecules]

PHASE ONE: LIGHT REACTIONS -sunlight splits water molecules -H2O -excites electrons ~ e- gain ENERGY -releases oxygen gas -O2 [waste product] -H+ (protons) needed to make food ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN -thylakoid membrane PHOTOSYSTEM II (protein) ELECTRON CARRIER- NADP+ -accepts/transports high energy e- -convert ADP and NADP+ energy carriers ATP and NADPH PHOTOSYSTEM I (protein)

ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN photosystem II photosystem I

PHASE TWO: CALVIN CYCLE NAME: OCCURS IN: STARTS WITH: PRODUCES: light-independent <SYNTHESIS> CALVIN CYCLE stroma -CO2 -ATP / NADPH [energy molecules] -GLUCOSE [6 carbon sugar] -ADP / NADP+ [return to light-dependent phase]

PHASE ONE / PHASE TWO - DIAGRAM 2 7 1 9 10 3 5 6 4 8

OVERVIEW OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS

PHASE ONE- ELECTRON TRANSPORT

FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE RATE OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS 1-WATER 2-LIGHT INTENSITY 3-CO2 CONCENTRATION 4-TEMPERATURE 5-COLOR of LIGHT

PHOTOSYNTHESIS