CH9 Photosynthesis

1. What is the process called where photoautotrophs convert carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates?
3. The process of moving electrons through a series of proteins during the process of making ATP (this is an abbreviation for this 3 word answer).
4. The phase in photosynthesis where water is split and hydrogen is made available to be used in the second phase.
5. What does the T stand for in ATP?
7. The green pigment in plants that can capture and transfer light energy.
9. What does the P stand for in ATP?
10. The phase in photosynthesis where carbon dioxide and hydrogen is combined during a cycle to make cabohydrates.
11. What does the D stand for in ADP?
12. The liquid area inside the chloroplast, but outside the thylakoids, where the LIR occurs.
14. What does the A stand for in ATP?
15. To make or assemble something.
18. The electron carrier used in photosynthesis when it is NOT carrying hydrogen and electrons.

2. Any organism that must consume carbohydrates since it can not make them.
5. The flat, pancake-like structures where the LDR occurs.
6. The proteins embedded in the thylakoid membrane that contain chlorophyll
8. One of the enzymes used during the LIR to fix carbon dioxide to GP3 during the formation of carbohydrates.
13. Any organism that can make its own carbohydrates.
16. The electron carrier used in photosynthesis when it is carrying the hydrogen and electrons.
17. The molecules that have the ability to carry Hydrogen ions and high-energy electrons (two words, but no spaces between the words).