Photosynthesis Notes Word Bank (Some words can be used more than once!) chlorophyll carbon dioxide chloroplast dark reaction oxygen autotroph solar ATP chemical light reaction glucose sunlight water sun PHOTOSYNTHESIS: the process or cycle that occurs in plants that convert: the 's energy into (sugar molecules) energy into energy - any organism that can make its own food from by photosynthesis. part of the plant cell where solar energy is captured and photosynthesis occurs. green pigments (a and b) Sunlight co, Glucose Two Steps of Photosynthesis: - light energy helps to split water and the reactions that follow help to make ATP and other energy-storing molecules. - ATP from the first step is broken down to release some energy and then used 2 to combine hydrogen and carbon dioxide to help produce glucose, a type of sugar. Formula for Photosynthesis - Know this!! Products 6 CO, 6 Н, О C, H, 0, 6 0, energy + Sunlight ?

Photosynthesis Notes Word Bank (Some words can be used more than once!) chlorophyll carbon dioxide chloroplast dark reaction oxygen autotroph solar ATP chemical light reaction glucose sunlight water sun PHOTOSYNTHESIS: the process or cycle that occurs in plants that convert: the 's energy into (sugar molecules) energy into energy - any organism that can make its own food from by photosynthesis. part of the plant cell where solar energy is captured and photosynthesis occurs. green pigments (a and b) Sunlight co, Glucose Two Steps of Photosynthesis: - light energy helps to split water and the reactions that follow help to make ATP and other energy-storing molecules. - ATP from the first step is broken down to release some energy and then used 2 to combine hydrogen and carbon dioxide to help produce glucose, a type of sugar. Formula for Photosynthesis - Know this!! Products 6 CO, 6 Н, О C, H, 0, 6 0, energy + Sunlight ?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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