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Chemiluminescent molecules produce light when they are excited by chemical energy. These emissions are measured by a light detector
An organism that uses methane as an energy source is called a methanotroph. Methanotrophs combine oxygen and methane to produce formaldehyde which is metabolized via the RuMP pathway.
An anabolic pathway is a pathway that utilizes energy to build complex molecules. Example of an anabolic pathway is the synthesis of sugar from Carbon dioxide.
A perfect example is a common glow stick. In a glow stick, phenyl oxalate, fluorescent dye, and hydrogen peroxide mix to produce a chemiluminescent reaction (generating light from chemical energy).
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Chemiluminescent molecules produce light when they are excited by chemical energy. These emissions are measured by a light detector
okay so the energy pathway is: chemical energy----> visible light energy and how that happens is when two (or more) chemicals mix that causes a chemical reaction. The chemical reaction releases chemical energy, so instead of it the chemical energy releasing too much heat, the energy is used for light instead. So basically Chemiluminescence is the process in which chemical energy produced by a chemical reaction is transformed into light energy.
There is no energy pathway for it
Electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation
I think the aerobic pathway produces more energy because it has a longer process than the anaerobic pathway.
chemiluminescent reactions produce light but not heat - like fireflies
Aerobic Energy Pathway
An organism that uses methane as an energy source is called a methanotroph. Methanotrophs combine oxygen and methane to produce formaldehyde which is metabolized via the RuMP pathway.
Electrical energy- Energy is then absorbed by mercury particles-ultra violet energy-energy absorbed by phosphor particles-visible light energy. This is what I found in my science textbook hopefully it helps.Thumbs up if it did.
The anaerobic glycolysis energy pathway produces ATP from carbohydrates only. This energy pathway produces lactic acid as a by product.
amount of ATP energy produced relative to the energy content of the carbohydrate entering the pathway