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4 point question: team 7 forgot to label their data while doing a leaf disc experiment where they added extra co₂ to one of their beakers. looking at their data table, explain how you know which one of these beakers had extra co₂ added.
in order to get full credit, you must do the following: • use the words photosynthesis, oxygen, sugar, water, light and carbon dioxide • connect your answer to the data in the table
| beaker #1 | beaker #2 | beaker #3 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 minutes | 0 floating | 0 floating | 1 floating |
| 10 minutes | 1 floating | 0 floating | 4 floating |
| 15 minutes | 2 floating | 0 floating | 5 floating |
Photosynthesis in leaf discs uses carbon dioxide, water, and light to produce oxygen and sugar. Oxygen production causes the leaf discs to float. Beaker #3 has more leaf discs floating over time compared to Beaker #1 and Beaker #2. Since extra carbon dioxide would enhance the rate of photosynthesis, leading to more oxygen production and more leaf discs floating, Beaker #3 likely had extra carbon dioxide added.
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Beaker #3 likely had extra carbon dioxide added because it shows a greater number of leaf discs floating over time, which is consistent with enhanced photosynthesis due to increased carbon - dioxide availability. Photosynthesis uses carbon dioxide, water, and light to produce oxygen and sugar, and the oxygen production causes the leaf discs to float.