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33 Cards in this Set
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what is the total of all chemical reactions in an organism
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metabolism
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what can cause changes in cells by breaking them apart or putting things together
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enzymes
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what does each chemical reaction in a cell require
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a specific enzyme
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what is the substance that is affected by the enzyme called
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substrate
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organisms that make there own food
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producers
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where do producers get energy
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the sun
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what do producers so with the energy from the sun
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convert it into usuable form
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organisms that cannot make there own food
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consumers
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how do they get food
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they break down and use energy from other organisms
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the process of converting light energy into chemical energy
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photosynthesis
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producers convert light energy into what
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sugar which they use as food
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why are producers green in color
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they contain a pigment called chlorophyl
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what does chlorophyl do
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it captures light
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where is chlorophyl found
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in the chloroplasts
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what does the process of photosynthesis use
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6 carbon dioxide and water molecules
sunligh |
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what does phosynthesis produce
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molecule of sugar and a molecule of oxygen
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during photosynthesis do plants make more sugar then they need
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yes
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where is the extra sugar that plants make stored
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as carbohydrates
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what do plants use carbohydrates for
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growth
maintence reproduction |
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chemical reactions that break down food molecules int simpler substances and release the enery is calleed what
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cellular respiration
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what does cellular respiration require
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enzymes
6 molecules of oxygen 1 molecule of glucose |
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what does cellulare respiration produce
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6 molecules of water and carbon dioxide
chemical energy |
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where does cellulare respiration begin
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in the cytoplasm
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what happens in the cytoplasm
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enzymes break the carbohydrates into simpler molecules
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after the enzymes breakdown the carbohydrates into simpler molecules where do they go next
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the mitochondria where they are broken down further
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what do the molecules broken down in the mitochrondria release
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atp
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What is is whe cells do not have enough energy for cellular respiration
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fermination
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what is fermentation
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release energy rom glucose molecules
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where does fermination start
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cytoplasm
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does fermentaion occur in the mitochondria
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no
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does fermination produce alot or little energy
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little
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what is the end result of fermination
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lactic acid
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explain why we need plants
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plants producers give us food and release oxygen
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