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Lecture 25. Mr. Sover 13 October 2009. Quiz. Remove everything from your desk except for a pencil and sheet of looseleaf. Quiz. 1. How many ATP are produced by aerobic respiration? (I’m looking for the NET amount).
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Lecture 25 Mr. Sover 13 October 2009
Quiz • Remove everything from your desk except for a pencil and sheet of looseleaf.
Quiz • 1. How many ATP are produced by aerobic respiration? (I’m looking for the NET amount). • 2. Fall colors in foliage (leaves) are the result of what pigments (ie: red, yellow, orange) in chloroplasts? • 3. What is the name for the minimum amount of energy required to start a reaction? • 4. What is the chemical formula for glucose? (the chemical formula for water is H2O). • 5. What have you liked most about MUHS so far?
Activation Energy • The amount of energy needed to start a reaction.
Activation Energy • Don’t you dare cheer.
Enzymes • Proteins that lower the activation energy required for a chemical reaction within a cell. • Allows reactions to occur at the normal temperatures of cells.
Enzymes… • 1. are specific • 2. can be used over and over again
Enzyme plus substrate fits together like a lock and key • Induced Fit Model
Energy for Cells • The energy available to do work is called free energy. • Reactions that requires energy is called what? • Reactions that create energy are called what? • What is energy in the cell in the form of? • A-P-P-P • Energy is released in ATP by breaking apart one of the bonds between the phosphate groups.
Aerobic Respiration • Requires what? • What is the equation for aerobic respiration?
ATP is the Cell’s Energy Currency • It is the perfect amount of energy for cellular reactions.
When you lift a heavy object above your head and you feel pain after a while…what is happening?
1. alcoholic fermentation • 2. lactic acid fermentation • How many ATP are produced as a result of these types of fermentation (overall)?
Photosynthesis • Light is a form of radiant energy. • Radiant energy travels in waves. • The distance between wave crests is… • When white light passes through a prism, the prism separates it into a range of colors. • The range of colors that make up white light is known as the visible spectrum
Objects appear colored because the molecules in those objects absorb different wavelengths. • Chlorophyll reflects which colors?
Does photosynthesis occur in all plant cells? • Which other living things can use photosynthesis in their cells? • What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis?
Light Reactions • Convert light energy into chemical energy. • Occur across which part of the chloroplast? • Light excites electrons within the chlorophyll • Then they leave the chlorophyll and help bond phosphate to ADP. This creates what? • Water is split into hydrogen ions, electrons and oxygen • The electrons replace the original electrons which were in the chlorophyll
Remember… • 1. Light energy is absorbed and converted to chemical energy in the bonds of ATP. • 2. Water is split into hydrogen ions, oxygen and electrons. • 3. Hydrogen ions from water are attached to carrier coenzymes for use in later steps of photosynthesis.
The Calvin Cycle • Occurs across which part of the chloroplast? • Responsible for making what?
IF time permits… • Work with your lab partner on questions 1-8 on page 164.
Homework • STUDY for your test on Friday.