Across
- 3. coloured substances that absorb light of particular wavelengths
- 4. found within a chloroplast
- 5. membranes,inside the chloroplast in an enclosed fluid-filed sac where L.D.S takes place
- 6. , The production of ATP using energy from light, involving only photosystem I
- 8. first series of reaction that requires energy
- 11. centre , The part of a photosystem towards which energy from light is funnelled.
- 13. five-carbon phosphorylated sugar which is the first compound to combine with CO2 during light-independent stage
- 15. spaces,the fluid-filed sac enclosed by the thylakoid membranes
- 17. final series of reaction that doesn't require light but uses
- 20. ATP using energy obtained from the light
- 21. , A cluster of light-harvesting pigments surrounding a reaction centre
- 22. from the L.D.S to make energy
- 24. coenzyme that transfers hydrogen from one substance to another
- 27. Factor,The requirement for a process to take place that is in the shortest supply
Down
- 1. ,The emission of an electron from a molecule as a result of the absorption of energy from light
- 2. background material in a chloroplast that the L.D.S of photosynthesis takes place
- 7. cycle,a cycle of reaction in the L.D.S where CO2 is reduced to form
- 9. three-carbon phosphorylated sugar
- 10. water molecules using energy from light
- 12. , An enzyme found in photosystem II that catalyses the breakdown of water, using energy from light
- 14. Spectrum , A graph showing the effect of different wavelengths of light on a process
- 16. green pigment that absorbs energy
- 18. three-carbon compound formed when RuBP and CO2 combines.
- 19. enzyme that catalyses the combination of RuBP with CO2
- 23. Value , A number that indicates how far a substance travels during chromatography
- 24. , The production of ATP using energy from light, involving both photosystem I and II
- 25. spectrum , A graph showing the absorbance of different wavelengths of light by a photosynthetic pigment
- 26. , A technique that can separate substances in a mixture according to their solubility in a solvent.