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Where does the LDR occur?
Thylakoid membrane
Where does the LIR occur?
Stroma
What are the 3 stages and product of the Light Dependent reaction?
Photolysis
Photoionisation of chlorophyll
Chemiosmosis
Products: ATP and NADPH
Give the equation of photolysis and why it occurs
Chlorophyll in the thylakoid membrane absorbs light energy
2H2O → 4H+ + O2 + 4e-
What happens to the hydrogen ions from photolysis?
Reduces NADP to form NADPH
What happens to the oxygen from photolysis?
Used for respiration
Diffuses out of stomata
What happens to the electrons from photolysis?
Replaces chlorophyll’s lost electrons
Used in ETC in chemiosmosis
What 3 things is the energy in excited electrons from photoionisation used for?
Photolysis
Producing NADPH
Phosphorylation
What is phosphorylation
Adding Pi to ADP to make ATP using light energy
What gradient is made in chemiosmosis?
Electrochemical gradient
What products from the LDR are used in the LIR?
ATP and NADPH
How many carbons does RuBP/Ribulose Bisphosphate have?
5
What is enzyme Rubisco used to catalyse the reaction between and what does this form
Carbon dioxide and RuBP/Ribulose Bisphosphate
Highly unstable 6 carbon molecule → 2 G3P molecules
What are the G3P molecules reduced with?
Energy from hydrolysis of ATP
H from reducing agent NADPH
What are the G3P molecules reduced to?
2 triose phosphate molecules (3 carbons)
What happens each cycle when one carbon leaves the triose phosphates?
Carbon molecules form glucose after 6 cycles
Remaining 5 carbons regenerate RuBP with energy from hydrolysis of ATP
3 limiting factors of photosynthesis?
Light intensity
CO2 Concentration
Temperature