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ENERGY AND ORGANISMS Organism Groups 1) Autotrophs
- organisms that can make food molecules 2) Heterotrophs - organisms that consume food molecules
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Chemical Energy 1) Storing Energy - ATP- Adenosine Tri-phosphate
- formed by adding a “P” to ADP - ADP- adenosine di-phosphate 2) Releasing Energy - breaking off a “P” from ATP releases energy - this leaves ADP, which can form back into ATP again
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ATP & ADP Energy Conversion
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Photosynthesis Reactants Products Sunlight Glucose(sugar)
Carbon Dioxide Oxygen Water - uses chlorophyll (pigment) to absorb sunlight - plants appear green because chlorophyll reflects green light - takes place in the chloroplast Equation 6CO2 + 6H2O + Light C6H12O6 + 6O2
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Chloroplast Consists of: 1) Thylakoid - location for light reactions
2) Stroma - location for light independent reactions - a.k.a – Calvin Cycle
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Light Reactions (thylakoids)
Reactants Products Sunlight Oxygen (waste) Water ATP NADPH * electrons from the breaking of water provide power to create energy molecules.
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Light Independent Reactions(stroma)
Reactants Products Carbon Dioxide Sugars (glucose) NADPH ATP *Energy molecules combine “C” from CO2 to create molecules of sugar
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Factors that affect Photosynthesis
1) Amount of sunlight 2) Amount of Water 3) Amount of CO2 4) Temperature
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Aerobic Respiration - breaking down of food molecules to release energy 3 Steps 1) Glycolysis What?- glucose split into 2 molecules of pyruvic acid Where?- outside mitochondria, in cytoplasm Energy?- 2 ATP’s
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2) Krebs Cycle What?- pyruvic acid converted to CO2 & electrons Where?- inside the mitochondria Energy?- 2 ATP’s
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3) Electron Transport Chain
What?- Electron molecules used to convert ADP into ATP Where?- inside the mitochondria Energy?- 32 ATP’s
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1 molecule of glucose = 36 ATP’s
SUMMARY 1 molecule of glucose = 36 ATP’s
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What if O2 is not present? Fermentation
- release of energy without oxygen 2 Types 1) Alcoholic Fermentation What?- pyruvic acid converts to alcohol & CO2 Who?- yeast, bacteria Uses?- bread, alcoholic beverages
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2) Lactic Acid Fermentation
What?- pyruvic acid converts to lactic acid & ATP Who?- animals Produces?- short term energy - causes muscle soreness, fatigue
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