Photosynthesis + cellular respiration

What does the light dependent reaction symbolize in terms of a battery?

battery charging but only with enough life

What does the light independent reaction symbolize in terms of a battery?

battery draining all day

What leaves and goes into the charging battery

Water and oxygen go in, ATP and NADPH leave

What leaves and goes into the draining battery

carbon dioxide and glucose go in, ADP and NADP+ leave

What is light absorbed into

Photosynthesis 2(cluster of pigments)

what is the process of light energy splitting water

the H+ floats around, oxygen gets released, and then the electrons go to the ETC

what does the electrons do in terms of moving the H+

It moves the H+ against the concentration and change gradients from stroma to thylakoid space

what happens when light is absorbed by photosynthesis 1 and are carried to light independent reaction by NADPH

electrons are recharged

What happens when the H+ flies through the ATP synthase

it spins, giving off energy for ADP + P to ATP

what is the relationship between a food calorie, calorie, and kilocalorie

food calorie=1,000 cal= 1 kilocal

What is a calories

amount of energy required to raise temp of 1g of water by 1 degree celsius

what is cell resp

process of converting chemical energy in food into ATP

what is the cell resp formula

glucose + oxygen = carbon dioxide and water

what are the three processes of cell resp

glycolysis in cytoplasm, krebs cycle and electron transport chain in mitochondria

how much ATP do the processes of the cell resp produce

Glycolysis and krebs cycle each produce two ATP, and ETC produces 32

What happens during glycolysis

glucose goes in, NADH carries electrons to ETC, and 2 ATP and pyruvic acid are produced

What happens in the Krebs cycle

the pruvic acid goes in and the NADH and FADH2 bring electrons to ETC in the mitochondria

What is the first step in the ETC

NADH in glycolysis and Krebs and FADH2(Krebs only) drop two electrons each to ETC

What is the second step in the ETC

Those electrons are used to move H+ from the matrix to intermembrane space, across the charge and concentration gradients

What is the third step in the ETC

H+ then fly through ATP Synthase, which spins, giving off energy for ADP + P = ATP

What is the fourth step in the ETC

Used electrons to join with H+ and oxygen to make water, which is released through respiration

What does aerobic mean

presence in oxygen in sufficient quantities

what does anaerobic mean

without the presence of oxygen in an insufficient manner

which processes of aerobic respiration required oxygen

Krebs and ETC

what process of anaerobic requires no oxygen

glycolysis