Tag: photosynthesis
Questions Related to photosynthesis
The evidence that during photosynthesis oxygen comes from water
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Photosynthetic bacteria employ $H _2S$ and $CO _2$ to form carbohydrates, water and sulphur.
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Isolated illuminated chloroplasts release oxygen if provided with potassium ferrocyanide.
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Isotopic $^{18}O$ provided as $H _2\,\, ^{18}O$ appears as $^{18}O _2$ liberated in photosynthesis.
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All the above.
A)In 1930, C.B.Van Niel proved that the sulphur bacteria use H$ _2$S and CO$ _2$ to synthesize carbohydrates.
The oxygen in photosynthesis is released from
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$CO _2$
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$H _2O$
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Carbohydrate
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Chlorophyll
The oxygen in photosynthesis is released from photolysis of water in which water get split into hydrogen ions oxygen in the presence of sunlight.
Photolysis of water takes place in
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Calvin cycle
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Glycolysis
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Light phase
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Dark phase
Photolysis as the name suggests is the process, which happens in the presence of light. Photolysis is the process of splitting of water molecule to liberate oxygen in the presence of light. It takes place in the light phase of photosyntehsis and closely in proximation of PS-II.
PS II performs
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Reduction of $CO _2$
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Photolysis of water
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Liberation of energy
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Formation of water
Photolysis means to break down of the water molecule in the presence of light into H$^+$ nascent oxygen and an electron this process constitute in the PS II and the electron release is utilized by it as the compensation of electrons given by it to PS I during the Z scheme.
In photosynthesis, oxygen is liberated during
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Hydrolysis of carbohydrates
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Breakdown of proteins
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Reduction of $CO _2$
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Hydrolysis of water
During this process, the electrons in water are removed and passed to the reaction center chlorophyll. The associated hydrogen ions are released from the water molecule, and after two water molecules are thus split, the oxygen atoms join to form molecular oxygen (O 2 ), a waste product of photosynthesis.
Hill reaction shows
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Electron excitation
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Removal of water
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Fixation of $CO _{2}$
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$O _{2}$ is obtained from water
Robin Hill demonstrated Hill reaction in 1939. Hill's reaction proves that oxygen is evolved during the light requiring steps of photosynthesis. It is isolated in chloroplasts.
Evidence for the liberation of O$ _2$ from water during photosynthesis comes from
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Release of $^{18}$O if water contains the same
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Isolated chloroplast supplied with reducing agent like potassium ferrocyanide evolves O$ _2$ even in absence of CO$ _2$
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Photosynthetic bacteria do not Iiberate O$ _2$ and they use H$ _2$S for obtaining reducing power
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All of the above
A. Ruben and Kamen used the radioactive isotope of oxygen ($^1$$^8$O) in water and found that O$ _2$ liberated in the process was isotopically labelled. On the contrary, when $^1$$^8$O in CO$ _2$ was used, the evolved O$ _2$ did not show radioactivity.
A specific function of light in the process of photosynthesis is
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Reduction of $CO _2$
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Activate other molecules
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Split water molecules
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None of the above.
Photolysis of water means splitting of water in the presence of light to get $H^+$ nascent oxygen and electron that compensate the loss of an electron from PS II during Z scheme and oxygen is released a the by-product with $H^+$ that acts as a proton and collects in the stroma.
In photosynthesis, photolysis of water is used in
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Reduction of NADP$^+$
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Oxidation of NADP
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Oxidation of FAD
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None of the above
Photolysis of water is mainly carried out to compensate the electrons that are transferred to photosystem I by photosystem II during the non-cyclic photophosphorylation that reduce NADP$^+$ into NADPH.
Photolysis of water requires
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Light
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Chlorophyll
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Both A and B
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Electron transport
A) As the name suggests, photolysis of water requires light.
So the correct answer is 'Both A and B'.