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Water Splitting Clock

S. H. H. H. H. H +. e -. O. O. H. O. how plants produce oxygen. Photosynthesis. the source of sweetness on Earth – process by which green plants create carbohydrates,. transforming sunshine into sugar, storing energy in a chemical molecule. photon. Water Splitting Clock.

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Water Splitting Clock

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  1. S H H H H H+ e- O O H O how plants produce oxygen Photosynthesis the source of sweetness on Earth– process by which green plants create carbohydrates, transforming sunshine into sugar, storing energy in a chemical molecule photon Water Splitting Clock click to continue click to begin This process begins with two water molecules… is captured A photon of sunlight releasing one hydrogen as anelectron and aproton proton hydrogen ion electron S0 water water

  2. S H H H+ e- e- O O H +H O Photosynthesis photon the source of sweetness on Earth– process by which green plants create carbohydrates, transforming sunshine into sugar, storing energy in a chemical molecule Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen S1 click to continue electron A secondphoton is captured releasing an electron proton electron S0 water water

  3. S H H H H+ H+ e- e- e- O +H O O Photosynthesis photon S2 Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen electron hydrogen ion proton S1 click to continue electron A third photon is captured releasing onehydrogen as anelectron and aproton proton electron S0 water water

  4. S H H+ H+ H+ e- e- e- e- O +H O O Photosynthesis photon S2 Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen electron proton S1 S3 hydrogen ion proton click to continue electron electron A fourth photon is captured releasing one hydrogen as anelectron and aproton proton electron S0 water water

  5. H+ H+ H+ H+ e- e- e- e- O O O O +H O Photosynthesis S2 Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen electron proton S1 S3 proton click to continue electron electron Last, onehydrogen is released as a proton and one oxygen molecule is released proton proton electron S0 S4 oxygen water water

  6. H+ H+ H+ H+ e- e- e- e- Photosynthesis S2 Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen electron proton S1 S3 proton click to continue electron electron 4 electrons 4 protons and used by the plant cell to make carbohydrate proton proton electron S0 S4 water oxygen water

  7. S S S S H H H H H H+ H+ H+ H+ e- e- e- e- O O O O H O O +H O O O photon photon photon S2 photon Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen S1 S3 click to continue S0 S4 oxygen water

  8. Heart Small Intestine S2 FIRE Water Splitting Clockhow plants produce oxygen Five Element Law S1 S3 Spleen Stomach Liver Gall Bladder SOIL TREE of Oriental Philosophy & Medicine oxygen water METAL S0 S4 WATER Lungs Colon Kidneys Bladder

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