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Reactants  Products Substrates  Products

 Title  Date  U3-15

 Synthesis – small reactants  big products ◦ Stores Energy  Digestion – big reactants  small products ◦ Releases Energy

Harnessing Energy For All!

 What does photo mean?  light  What does synthesis mean?  Making big things from small things.  Put it together and you get things being made from light.  Where does the energy from the sun go? What is being made?  Into glucose.

Water (H 2 O) Carbon Dioxide (CO 2 )

Glucose (C 6 H 12 O 6 ) Oxygen (O 2 )

 Synthesis or Digestion?  Is energy stored or released? SynthesisStored

 The Chloroplast

 Chlorophyll is a pigment that absorbs light. Chlorophyll reflects green light.

 Plants are Autotrophs. Autotrophs harness energy from an abiotic source.  What source of energy do Autotrophs tap into?  The SUN!  Plants are Producers. Producers harness carbon from an abiotic source.  What source of carbon do Producers tap into?  Carbon Dioxide!

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