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    Powerpoint@lecture Slides Are Prepared By Biology Lecturer, KMPk

    mailto:point@lecturemailto:point@lecture
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    16.1 Overview of photosynthesis

    16.2 Absorption spectrum of photosyntetic

    pigments

    16.3 Light dependent reaction

    16.4 Light independent reaction

    16.5 Alternative mechanisms of carbon fixation:

    Hatch-Slack (C4) and Crassulacean Acid

    Metabolism (CAM) pathways

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    16.1 Overview of photosynthesis

    16.2 Absorption spectrum of

    photosyntetic pigments

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    At the end of this topic, students should be

    able to;

    outline of photosynthetic process that leads to

    the production of glucose

    state the photosynthetic pigments involved in

    photosynthesis

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    What is PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

    The conversion of light energy to chemical

    energy that is stored in glucose or other organic

    compounds.

    (Campbell 8th edition)

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    Photosynthesis

    Begins with (reactants):

    Sunlight (radiant energy)

    Water (from the ground)

    Carbon dioxide (from the air)

    Ends with (products):

    Oxygen

    - Released to atmosphere

    Glucose

    - Stored chemical energy

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    Chloroplast

    Organelle where photosynthesis takes place.

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    Photosynthesis as REDOX

    REACTION

    Water split into hydrogen and oxygen (Photolysis).

    Electron are transferred along with hydrogen ions fromwaterto carbon dioxide.

    Thus, reduce to sugar.

    6 CO2

    12 H2OReactants:

    Products: C6H12O6 6 H2O 6 O2

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    Photosynthesis

    Photosynthesis reverses the direction of electron

    flow.

    - electrons increase in potential energy as

    they move from water to sugar.

    - thus, this process requires energy.

    This energy boost is provided by light.

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    The Stages of Photosynthesis

    The anabolic pathway involves

    TWO processes:

    a. Light dependent reaction

    (Light reaction)

    - the photo part of photosynthesis

    - thylakoid

    b. Light independent reaction

    (Calvin cycle)

    - the synthesis part of

    photosynthesis

    - stroma

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    Overview of Photosynthesis

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    The Nature of Sunlight

    Light is a form known as electromagnetic

    energy, also called electromagnetic radiation.

    Light travels in waves.

    The distance between the crests of

    electromagnetic waves is wavelength ( ).

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    The Nature of Sunlight

    Wavelength determines the type of electromagnetic energy.

    - the amount of energy inversely related to the wavelength of light.

    - the shorter the wavelength, the greater the energy of each

    photon of that light.

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    Why leaves are green?

    The photosynthetic pigment (chloropyll) ofchloroplast absorb violet-blue and red light and

    reflect green light.

    But, what is photosynthetic pigments?

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    Photosynthetic Pigments

    Photosynthetic pigments as the light receptor.

    Embedded in thylakoid membrane.

    Different pigments absorb different wavelength oflight.

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    Photosynthetic Pigments

    TWO types of photosynthethic pigments:

    - Main pigments

    - Accessory pigments

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    Chlorophyll as

    Photosynthetic Pigments

    Chlorophyll absorb red and

    violet-blue light but reflect green

    light.

    Type of chlorophyll:

    i. Chlorophyll a

    - blue-green pigments

    - main pigments

    ii. Chlorophyll b- yellow-green pigments

    - accessory pigments

    iii. Chlorophyll c

    - accessory pigments

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    Yellow and Orange pigments

    Type of Carotenoids:

    i. beta carotene

    ii. Xanthophylliii. Phaeophytin

    Carotenoids as Accessory Pigments

    - absorb violet and blue green light

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    Absorption Spectrum of

    Photosynthetic Pigments

    Absorption spectrum

    is a visual

    representation ofhow well a particular

    pigments absorbs

    different wavelength

    of visible light.

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    16.3 Light dependent reaction