BY JOANNA MIONEZ

A PROCESS BY WHICH PLANTS USE ENERGY FROM THE SUNLIGHT TO PRODUCE SUGAR

IS A MOLECULE THAT ABSORBS SUNLIGHT AND USES IT ENERGY TO MAKE CARBOHYDRATES

CARBON DIOXIDE+WATER>SUGAR+OXYGEN

A PROCESS BY WHICH THE CHEMICAL ENERGY is released and partially captured in the form of ATP.

TAKES PLACE IN THE MITOCHONDRIA

GLUCOSE+OXYGEN~CARBON DIOXIDE+WATER+ENERGY

WE CAN DEVIDE THE cellular respiration into 3

GLUCOSE IS BROKEN DOWN INTO 2 MOLECULES OF A 3-CARBON MOLECULE CALLED PYRUVATE

PROTEINS, CARBOHYDRATES,AND FATS THAT STORE ENERGY

THE BREAK DOWN OF SUBSTANCE, PRODUCING WASTE AND ENERGY

IS JOINED BY 2 ATP molecules and 2 NADH molecules.

THE KREB CYCLE PRODUCES CARBON DIOXIDE

The electron transport chain RELEASES LARGE AMOUNTS OF ENERGY

CONSISTS OF A SERIES OF MOLECULES, MOSTLY PROTEINS, LOCATED IN THE INNER MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE.

FERMENTATION ALLOWS THE ATP TO CONTINUE WITHOUT OXYGEN

THE ENERGY STORED IN GLUCOSE MAKES MORE ATPS IN

IS PRODUCED DURING PHOTOSYNTHESIS

IS RELEASED IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION

PRODUCES OXYGEN/GLUCOSE

PRODUCES CARBON DIOXIDE/WATER

TAKES PLACE IN THE CHLOROPLASTS OF LEAVES

TAKES PLACE IN THE MITOCHONDRIA