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5.1 Energy & PhotosynthesisChapter 9
Energy: All organisms require energy for
survival All energy in food ultimately comes from
the sun
Energy: How do we get it? Make it! Autotrophs
Organisms that make their own food (glucose) using energy from the sun
Examples: plants, algae & some bacteria
Energy: How do we get it? Eat it! Heterotrophs
Organisms that eat plants or animals to get energy
Examples: animals & fungi
Energy: What’s it all for? Why do organisms need energy?
To move, breathe & reproduce
Why do cells need energy? Active transport, cell division & make
biomolecules
Where does energy come from? Food: Carbs – quick energy; Lipids – long
term energy
Energy Molecules:
ATP
ADP
Energy Molecules: ATP ATP (adenosine triphosphate)
1 ribose (sugar) molecule 3 phosphate groups Adenine (nitrogenous base)
Energy Molecules: ADP ADP (adenosine diphosphate)
1 ribose (sugar) molecule 2 phosphate groups Adenine (nitrogenous base) Created when ATP loses energy & a
phosphate
Energy Molecules
So what happens? ATP ADP
Bond between 2nd & 3rd phosphate is broken
Energy is released Energy can be used by the cell
So what happens? ADP ATP
Energy is stored when 3rd phosphate adds to ADP
How do cells get ATP? Break down carbohydrates & lipids
Creates energy – energy used to make ATP
Where do animals get carbohydrates & lipids from? Their FOOD
That food is produced by autotrophs in the process of photosynthesis
Photosynthesis Ability to
capture light energy from the sun and change it into chemical bond energy while making oxygen
Photosynthesis Equation
6CO2 + 6H2O + Light energy C6H12O6 + 6O2
Photosynthesis Questions: Where does it occur in plants? What are the reactants? How do the reactants get into the plant? What are the products? What happens to the products?
Location? In the chloroplast of plant cells
Where does it occur?
Chloroplast structure:
Thylakoids:Sacs of membrane with pigment molecules
Grana:Stacks of thylakoids
Stroma:Liquid surrounding thylakoidsContains enzymes for PS
Photosynthesis process Occur in two steps:
Light-dependent reactions Purpose: Make energy for light-independent
reactions Light-independent reactions
Also called Calvin cycle Purpose: Use energy from light reactions to make
glucose
Light-dependent Reactions
Light-independent
Reactions
Glucose
thylakoid Electrons
Photosynthesis process:light-dependent reactions
Location: Thylakoids1.Light energy is absorbed by chlorophyll2.Energy used to make ATP3.Electrons are stored for Calvin Cycle
Photosynthesis process:light-dependent reactions4. Water is split to produce oxygen and
hydrogen atoms 2H2O + Light 2H2 + O2
Oxygen is released as a product
Photosynthesis process:light-dependent reactions
Used:
Light energy
H2O
Made:
ATP
electrons
Oxygen (product)
Light-independent rxns
Photosynthesis process:light-independent reactions Called Calvin cycle
No light required!
Location: Stroma of chloroplast
Photosynthesis process:light-independent reactions
1. ATP broken apart to release energy ATP ADP + P + energy
2. Energy used to bond electrons with CO2 to make glucose
1. Equation: CO2 + H2 C6H12O6
3. ADP goes back to light reactions to get recharged
Turned back into ATP
Photosynthesis process:light-independent reactions
Used:
CO2
ATP (from light rxns)
Electrons (from light rxns)
Made:
GLUCOSE !!!
Photosynthesis review: Where did the CO2 come from?
How did water enter the plant?
What absorbed the sunlight?
What reactant is used in the light-independent reactions?
Photosynthesis questions: What is made in the light-dependent
reactions that is used in the light-independent reactions?
What reactant is responsible for making oxygen?
Photosynthesis questions Where do the light-dependent reactions
take place?
Where do the light-independent reactions take place?
What is the final product of the light-independent reactions?
H
Factors that influence PS Rates Lack of water
Example/Adaptation: Desert plants/conifers (pines): waxy
coating and “needle” leaves to reduce water loss
Factors that influence PS Rates Temperature: influences enzymes
involved in the PS reactions What is the best temperature?
Factors that Influence PS rates Intensity of light (varies by plant)
Excess UV rays/sunlight can decrease PS