When looking at a graph how would you know that the rate of something is stabilized (equal)?
a straight line
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What is a positive control?
a control group where you expect a certain result to happen
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When is the most ATP formed during cellular respiration? The net movement of what causes this to happen..
ETC and ATP synthase; H+(protons) move down the concentration gradient
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Which two substances produced in the light-dependent reactions provide energy for the light-independent reactions?
ATP and NADPH
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Where does the Kreb's Cycle take place?
mitochondrial matrix
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What can be measured to calculate the rate of photosynthesis?
oxygen production
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When is carbon from CO2 used to make organic molecules?
Calvin Cycle
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What is used to make carbohydrates in photosynthesis?
CO2
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Why can more ATP be produced from an NADH molecule vs a FADH2 molecule?
NADH drops electrons off at protein complex 1 and they travel through four complexes, FADH2 drops electrons off at complex 2 and they only go through 3 complex
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What is required during photosynthesis to energize electrons to be transported in the ETC?
light
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What is chemiosmosis? What provides the energy for this to happen in cellular respiration?
the diffusion of ions through a membrane; electrons flowing through the ETC
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How do you know when there is statistical difference in data?
when there is no overlap in the data (+-2SEx) - looking at error bars on a graph
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What are the functions of NAD+ and FAD in cellular respiration?
accepting electrons during the oxidation-reduction reactions