Using the video with the equation for photosynthesis: If 12 mols of CO2 react, how many moles of glucose are made 2 . If 12 mols of CO2 react, how many moles of oxygen are made [ Select ] 1 6 2 12 . If 12 mols of CO2 react, how many moles of water are used [ Select ] 1 6 2 12 .多重下拉选择题
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Question text WORKSHOP QUESTION a) Fill in the blanks using one of the following terms (do not include the commas).NOTE: not all terms are required and some might be used more than once. Spelling must be identical to that shown in the list and no punctuation marks should be included.Aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, anoxygenic photosynthesis, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbohydrate, copper sulphide, hydrogen, hydrogen sulphide, glucose, magnesium, nitrogen, phosphorus, phosphorylation, oxidation, oxygen, oxygenic photosynthesis, reduction, sulphide, waterNot all photosynthetic systems produce oxygen. In the example presented in the workshop, certain deep-sea, photosynthetic bacteria undergo Answer 1 Question 3[input]. This involves the Answer 2 Question 3[input] of Answer 3 Question 3[input] to Answer 4 Question 3[input] and the Answer 5 Question 3[input] of Answer 6 Question 3[input] to sulfur.b) A scientist wanted to create a weed killer that would specifically target the weeds that grew under his apple orchard. There are a number of areas he could target that would efficiently kill plants including:i. mitochondriaii. plasma membraneiii. rubiscoiv. cytochrome b6f complexv. nuclear membranevi. cell wallWhich of the above areas would target the weeds, but not hurt the invertebrate animals that live in the soil?Multiple choice 1 Question 3i, v, viiii, iv, vii, ii, vii, iv, viiv, v, viFill in the blanks using one of the terms in the following list (do not include the commas). Terms that are not on the list will not be accepted.NOTE: not all terms are required and some might be used more than once. Spelling must be identical to that shown in the list and no punctuation marks should be included.ATP, ATP synthase, the electron transport chain, electrons, glycolysis, photons, photosystem I, photosystem II, plastoquinone, the proton transport chain, protonsThe scientist instead decided to target the binding site of ferredoxin to Answer 7 Question 3[input]. This will directly disrupt Answer 8 Question 3[input] by blocking movement of Answer 9 Question 3[input].A potential issue with this weed killer could be: Answer 10 Question 3[select: , there is no issue, it also kills the fungi in the soil, it also kills the apple trees, it also kills the worms in the soil]
Question text WORKSHOP QUESTION a) Fill in the blanks using one of the following terms (do not include the commas).NOTE: not all terms are required and some might be used more than once. Spelling must be identical to that shown in the list and no punctuation marks should be included.Aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration, anoxygenic photosynthesis, carbon, carbon dioxide, carbohydrate, copper sulphide, hydrogen, hydrogen sulphide, glucose, magnesium, nitrogen, phosphorus, phosphorylation, oxidation, oxygen, oxygenic photosynthesis, reduction, sulphide, waterNot all photosynthetic systems produce oxygen. In the example presented in the workshop, certain deep-sea, photosynthetic bacteria undergo Answer 1 Question 8[input]. This involves the Answer 2 Question 8[input] of Answer 3 Question 8[input] to Answer 4 Question 8[input] and the Answer 5 Question 8[input] of Answer 6 Question 8[input] to sulfur.b) A scientist wanted to create a weed killer that would specifically target the weeds that grew under his apple orchard. There are a number of areas he could target that would efficiently kill plants including:i. mitochondriaii. plasma membraneiii. rubiscoiv. cytochrome b6f complexv. nuclear membranevi. cell wallWhich of the above areas would target the weeds, but not hurt the invertebrate animals that live in the soil?Multiple choice 1 Question 8i, v, viiii, iv, vii, ii, vii, iv, viiv, v, viMark 1.00 out of 1.00Fill in the blanks using one of the terms in the following list (do not include the commas). Terms that are not on the list will not be accepted.NOTE: not all terms are required and some might be used more than once. Spelling must be identical to that shown in the list and no punctuation marks should be included.ATP, ATP synthase, the electron transport chain, electrons, glycolysis, photons, photosystem I, photosystem II, plastoquinone, the proton transport chain, protonsThe scientist instead decided to target the binding site of ferredoxin to Answer 7 Question 8[input]. This will directly disrupt Answer 8 Question 8[input] by blocking movement of Answer 9 Question 8[input].A potential issue with this weed killer could be: Answer 10 Question 8[select: , there is no issue, it also kills the fungi in the soil, it also kills the apple trees, it also kills the worms in the soil]
Question textIn the following statement, fill in the blanks using one of the terms in the following list (do not include the comma). Terms that are not on the list will not be accepted. NOTE: not all terms are required and some might be used more than once. Spelling must be identical to that shown in the list and no punctuation marks should be included. ADP, ATP, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, DNA, FADH, NADH, oxygen, pyruvate, RNA, sugar, sun light, water During photosynthesis Answer 1 Question 7[input] is oxidised to Answer 2 Question 7[input]
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