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14 of 28
definition
a metabolic process that requires oxygen
aerobic respiration
15 of 28
definition
enzyme that catalyzes the formation of atp during the last step of aerobic cellular respiration.
16 of 28
definition
starting materials for a chemical reaction; the left side of a chemical equation.
17 of 28
definition
one of the stacks of pigment-containing thylakoids in a plants chloroplasts
18 of 28
definition
study of the flow and transformation of energy in the universe
19 of 28
definition
powerhouse of the cell, organelle that is the site of atp (energy) production in aerobic cellular respiration.
20 of 28
definition
ability to do work, energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed
21 of 28
definition
enzyme that helps during phase ii of photosynthesis
22
definition
compounds that can
include nad+ and fad
23
definition
two-phase anabolic patl
use by the cell
24
definition
a sequence of electron carrier
the most amount of atp; step 3
25
definition
a simple sugar that is an importan
26
definition
second step of cellular respirati
tca cycle.
27
definition
three-carbon compound th
28
definition
process in which nad+ is
oxygen

Explanation:

Each term is matched to its standard biological definition:

1. 15: Identified enzyme for final ATP synthesis in aerobic respiration.
2. 16: Term for reaction starting materials in equations.
3. 17: Name for stacked thylakoid structures in chloroplasts.
4. 18: Field studying energy flow/transformation.
5. 19: Organelle responsible for aerobic ATP production.
6. 20: Core property of energy (work capacity + conservation).
7. 21: Enzyme aiding photosynthesis' second phase.
8. 22: Electron-accepting compounds like NAD+/FAD.
9. 23: Two-stage anabolic pathway for sugar synthesis.
10. 24: Electron carrier chain making most ATP.
11. 25: Key simple sugar for cellular energy.
12. 26: Alternative name for cellular respiration's second step.
13. 27: 3-carbon compound from glycolysis.
14. 28: Process regenerating NAD+ without oxygen.

Answer:

1. ATP Synthase
2. Reactants
3. Granum (plural: Grana)
4. Thermodynamics
5. Mitochondrion (plural: Mitochondria)
6. Energy
7. Rubisco (Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase)
8. Electron Carriers (or Coenzymes)
9. Photosynthesis
10. Electron Transport Chain (ETC)
11. Glucose
12. Krebs Cycle
13. Pyruvate (or Pyruvic Acid)
14. Fermentation