Chapter 22 Crossword Puzzle
Across
- 3. Orange or yellow pigment that protects chlorophyll by dissipating excess energy.
- 6. Chlorophyll complex absorbing light at 680 nm, initiating electron flow in Photosystem II.
- 7. Chlorophyll complex absorbing light at 700 nm, the core pigment in Photosystem I.
- 8. Green organelle that captures light, found only in plant cells and certain algae.
- 9. Membrane-bound protein that shuttles electrons between Photosystem II and Photosystem I, helping to pump protons across the membrane (three words).
- 11. Key chlorophyll molecules that initiate electron transfer after absorbing light (two words).
- 13. Grouped stacks of light-absorbing disks within chloroplasts.
- 15. Structure composed of pigments that captures sunlight and channels energy to the reaction center (three words).
- 17. Synthase Enzyme that produces ATP by harnessing the flow of protons across a membrane.
- 18. Central chlorophyll site in a photosystem where energy conversion begins.
- 19. Flattened membrane sac where light absorption and electron transport occur.
- 20. The initial phase of photosynthesis that directly depends on photons to generate energy-rich molecules (two words).
- 21. Process where light-excited electrons leave the reaction center, initiating electron flow (three words).
Down
- 1. Light-absorbing complex involved in the second part of the electron transport chain in photosynthesis, with a key pigment absorbing at 700 nm (two words).
- 2. Green pigment crucial for absorbing sunlight in photosynthesis.
- 4. plants use to safely dissipate excess light energy as heat (three words).
- 5. Gradient of hydrogen ions across the thylakoid membrane, used to power ATP synthesis (three words).
- 10. The pathway representing energy changes in electron transport, resembling the letter āZā (two words).
- 11. The fluid matrix in which the Calvin cycle takes place within a chloroplast.
- 12. Process that recycles electrons in Photosystem I to generate extra ATP without NADPH production (two words).
- 14. The photosystem that splits water molecules and releases oxygen, absorbing light at 680 nm (two words).
- 16. Cluster within Photosystem II that splits water molecules to release electrons and oxygen (three words).