During oxygenic photosynthesis, what happens to the oxygen atoms that were originally present  only in substrate water molecules (as they are transformed into product molecules)? they end up in carbon dioxide, glucose, and water molecules they end up in both glucose and water molecules they end up in glucose molecules only they end up in carbon dioxide molecules only they end up in diatomic oxygen gas molecules only

CO₂ + H₂O reactants Glucose produced by autotrophs Energy involved Maximum ATP production Photosynthesis & Aerobic Respiration drag and drop answer here Photosynthesis Uses oxygen to produce ATP drag and drop answer here All Fermentation Photosynthesis & Anaerobic Respiration drag and drop answer here

Consider the following diagram of a chloroplast. Label "C" represents the: Stroma Thylakoid Lumen Granum

Light Reactions Dark Reactions Sugar Chloroplast Light ATP NADPH Calvin cycle NADP ADP Granum H,0 co, Figure 7.3. Processes of photosynthesis. The light reactions directly require light energy from the sun. The "dark reactions" are driven by the high energy electrons produced by the light reactions. Which part of photosynthesis do you think they call the synthesis reactions?

Cell membranes are required for electron transfer phosphorylation. Thylakoid membranes in chloroplasts serve this purpose in photosynthetic eukaryotes. Prokaryotic cells do not have this organelle, but many are photosynthesizers. How do you think they carry out the light-dependent reactions, given that they have no chloroplasts? (What structure do they use instead?) Please and Thank You

Put the steps of photosynthesis in order                                                                                    NADPH is oxidized                                                                                    Photosystem I                                                                                    Rubisco fixes carbon to a precursor                                                                                    NADP+ is reduced                                                                                    5 carbon precursor is remade                                                                                    Water donates electrons                                                                                    Energy from electrons pumps hydrogen ions across a membrane

chemicals called uncoouplers can make membranes permeable to small molecules and ions. What effect might uncouplers have on photosyntehesis?   increased ATP becuase cyclic electron transport woulnd increase  Decrease Atp producctuion because proton gradient woudl increase decreased AtP production because proton gradient would decrease Decreased NADPH production becuause proton gradient would increase Decreased NADPH production because proton gradient would decrease

Which of the following best describes the net transfer of energy that occurs during the process of cellular respiration? solar energy from the sun is converted into chemical energy that is stored in the bonds of glucose molecules chemical energy that is stored in the bonds of glucose molecules is converted to energy stored in ATP molecules energy stored in the bonds of ATP molecules is released by breaking off the bond with the last phosphate group during cellular respiration Thermal energy from making smores is converted into chemical energy in the bonds of glucose molecules

What is the role of the Calvin Cycle? Reaction that splits water into oxygen and hydrogen, oxygen released as a waste product, hydrogen sent to another reaction. Takes the free energy released from previous reactions and produces the bulk of ATP. Reaction that finishes the breakdown of glucose, releasing hydrogen ions and electrons as well as CO2 gas Reaction that combines hydrogens with CO2 to make glucose (E) Reaction that splits glucose in half, releasing hydrogen ions and electrons.

Which of the following are produced directly as a result of the movement of electrons through the photosynthetic electron transport chain  carbohydrates and ATP ATP and NADPH O2 and carbohydrates  H2O and carbohydrates