Electron Transport Chain: A rollercoaster ride that produces energy

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Where does the light reaction on Photosynthesis take place?

In the thylakoid membrane

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Where is light energy converted into electron flow?

In the reaction center chlorophyll

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In what order do the electrons move through the electron transport chain?

Water, photosystem II, photosystem I, NADPH

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What is produced during the light reaction? Choose the correct chemical equation

2 H2O + 2 NADP + nPi + hv produce O2 + NADPH + 2H+ + nATP

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Where does the electron flow that we measure with DCPIP originate?

Photosystem II

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What would be the best negative control?

Remember that a negative control should NOT show change during the experiment.

Keep a sample in the dark

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What would be a good positive control for this experiment?

Remember that a positive control should show a change during the experiment.

Expose a sample to visible light

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Looking at the water extract, what wavelength should we use to illuminate the treatment sample?

580 nm

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If it does transfer energy and the electrons are excited, how will the amount of oxidized (blue) DCPIP change in relation to the controls?

Less oxidized (blue) DCPIP than the negative control

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Why do we use DCMU?

We avoid further reduction of DCPIP under the lab light

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Looking at the absorbance spectrum in the VIEW IMAGE button, what wavelength should we use?

610 nn

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Compare the values obtained for the three samples. Was your hypothesis right?

Is red pigment really a photosynthetic light?

Yes, because photosystem II was active in green light

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What is your most important finding?

The red pigment can use green light for photosynthesis