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Is the production of hydrogen and energy happen in the first stage of photosynthesis?
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What happen to the sun energy during photosynthesis?
In photosynthesis energy from the sun gets used to make food(sugar)
What is the place that produces energy for photosynthesis to happen?
the sun??
Is photosynthesis matter or energy?
Neither-Photosynthesis is the process that a plant uses to make its food, which is glucose, that is made into energy. photosynthesis uses sunlight and carbon dioxide, and makes the products:glucose (C6H12O6 ) and oxygen.
Does phtosynthesis happen at night?
No, because for Photosynthesis to happen it needs light to give it energy for it to happen, and at night there is nolight.
How does the first law of thermodynamics relate to photosynthesis and cellular respiration?
Yes, it is. The first law says that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, just changed from one form to another. It is fairly obvious that the growth of a plant requires some input of energy to make it happen. Photosynthesis takes energy from the sun and converts it into energy used to make the plant grow as well as providing the energy that is stored in the chemical bonds of the plant.
What will happen when you separate H20?
This is the trick known as photosynthesis, where the oxygen is split from the hydrogen and expelled as a waste gas. The hydrogen is available and used by the plant to build its tissues.
What organism does photosynthesis happen in?
plantIt takes place in photoautotrophic organisms. They undergo it to get energy and carbon
What role does the sun play in photosynthesis?
energy plays a big role , Light energy reaches the leaves , then makes it into like Chemical energy i think . then if this plant happens to be a vegtable or a fruit , then the energy will go to you and transformed to mechanical energy .
What is the Source of energy for most autotrophs?
The Sun. (or solar energy, whichever you prefer) The big yellow thing in the sky! :) Think of plants for instance-- PHOTOSYNTHESIS! The source of energy necessary for ANY life to exist on Earth is the sun. The sun provides light energy. Light energy is necessary to carry out photosynthesis. Going more into detail: Without light energy, the electrons in the chlorophyll molecules of plants would not be able to get "excited" and break apart from the chlorophyll molecules. If this doesn't happen, there will be no electrons to pull the Hydrogen ion that came from water into the hydrogen ion reservoir (this is active transport and thus requires energy). If the hydrogen ions do not go into the hydrogen ion reservoir, there will be no concentration gradient that allows ATPase (the enzyme that deals with ATP/ADP) to harvest the energy from the constant flow of Hydrogen ions out of the hydrogen ion reservoir (this flow makes energy since the ions have a charge). ATPase uses this harvested energy to add an inorganic phosphate to an ADP molecule, storing this energy in the bonds of ATP. This ATP is needed to conduct the Dark Phase, or Calvin cycle, which is the second part of photosynthesis. Basically, if the sun did not exist, photosynthesis could not be conducted. Heterotrophs (animals and humans) need Photosynthesis to occur since it gives off Oxygen gas as a waste product (just as animals conducting cellular respiration give off Carbon Dioxide as a waste product, which plants need). It is a never ending cycle. So there you go: your answer is THE SUN and the light energy that it gives.
What will happen if a cells mitochondria does not function properly?
Energy production will be stopped. So it will malfunction
How does the sun create energy and where does it happen?
By nuclear fusion of hydrogen nuclei into helium nuclei, in the core.
What will happen it you take leaves off a house plant?
The plant will die as little to no photosynthesis will take place, thus no food and no energy will be produced. The scene of photosynthesis is mostly on the leaves.
