Light Reactions Flowchart Activity1. Use the following list of terms and connectors to fill in the boxes on the blank LightReactions Flowchart, showing the movement of electrons and energy through the light reactions.Connectors (boxes alongside arrows)ENERGY (used four times)High-energy electron (used six times)Low-energy electron (used twice)TermsSunPS II light-harvesting complex pigmentsP680 (special pair chlorophyll a pigment molecules in PS II)Primary electron acceptor in PS IIPqCytochrome complexPcPS I light-harvesting complex pigmentP700 (special pair chlorophyll a pigment molecule in PS I)Primary electron acceptor in PS IH2O2 electronsO (oxygen)2 Н*4 H (used three times)ATP synthaseADPPiАТРFdNADP reductaseNADPHNADP*H* DateLight ReactionsFlowchart

Photosynthesis is the photochemical process in which light energy is converted into chemical energy…

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1. Use the following list of terms and connectors to fill in the boxes on the blank Light Reactions Flowchart, showing the movement of electrons and energy through the light reactions.

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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Light Reactions Flowchart Activity
1. Use the following list of terms and connectors to fill in the boxes on the blank Light
Reactions Flowchart, showing the movement of electrons and energy through the light reactions.
Connectors (boxes alongside arrows)
ENERGY (used four times)
High-energy electron (used six times)
Low-energy electron (used twice)
Terms
Sun
PS II light-harvesting complex pigments
P680 (special pair chlorophyll a pigment molecules in PS II)
Primary electron acceptor in PS II
Pq
Cytochrome complex
Pc
PS I light-harvesting complex pigment
P700 (special pair chlorophyll a pigment molecule in PS I)
Primary electron acceptor in PS I
H2O
2 electrons
O (oxygen)
2 Н*
4 H (used three times)
ATP synthase
ADP
Pi
АТР
Fd
NADP reductase
NADPH
NADP*
H*

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