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  • @stephaniepridmore3845
    @stephaniepridmore3845 Před 7 lety +1

    LEO/GER
    lose electron oxidation
    gain electron reduction
    just another option

  • @TaySwizzie
    @TaySwizzie Před 11 lety +1

    Because the reaction itself doesn't not need light (or photons). True it needs the products from the light reaction, but the dark reactions do not NEED the light to occur... hope that helped.

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      They're usually disliked by idiots who would rather attribute such processes to God rather than learning how they really work.

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  • @TheMutalyus
    @TheMutalyus Před 10 lety +2

    photosystem equation : 6CO² + 12 H²O --> (CH²O)n + 6O² +6H²O So but does not produce water out of the equation

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  • @Andreas-kf6ys
    @Andreas-kf6ys Před 5 lety +2

    interesting to hear that dark reactions also occur during daytime, as they are dependent on the products from the light reactions phase. That means use and release of CO2 occurs in paralell. So I wonder what happens at night, when the light reaction phase stops, does the dark reaction phase also stop or just slow down? What is the share of dark reactions (dark phase activity or CO2 release) during daytime vs. nighttime?

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    @MooMooMath Před 8 lety

    Helpful video on photosynthesis in typical Khan Academy style. Thanks

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    6:41 Wait so they do it in the presence AND absence of light,or do they breath in the access of light?

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  • @arvinian01
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    Thanks to PHOTOSYNTHESIS, khan was able to make this video without photosynthesis, no video, and without this video i wont be learning this much...

  • @FHLAXLVRMD
    @FHLAXLVRMD Před 11 lety

    you will learn about photosynthesis in intro bio, AP/IB bio, freshman in college bio, and probably more classes including anything about plants or sometimes cell bio classes too

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    Son is having a hard time in class. They are studying photosynthesis and he didn't even know it was about plants...Ty for vid. It's helping me help him.

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    @oskarengl8645 Před 3 lety +1

    Very well explained, thank you! :)

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    @ozzie_goat Před 8 lety +43

    I like how this is 13:37 long.

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    @lillyottaviani3215 Před 12 lety

    Biology test on Photosynthesis tomorrow ! Thank God for Khan !

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    @vomitmearainbow Před 12 lety

    Studying for a cellular respiration + photosynthesis midterm for first-year uni on Monday. I think you might have saved me. Wow.

  • @bharatvallabhanenica
    @bharatvallabhanenica Před 10 lety +2

    What is the connecting substance between light reaction and dark reaction

    • @felix2341
      @felix2341 Před 9 lety +3

      ATP, NADPH, RuBP( Ribulose biphosphate) and CO2. The ATP and NADPH are necessary but doesnt ccme into play until later in the dark rxn ( further in the cycle) The cycle is initiated by the RuBP and CO2 by the enzyme rubisco (ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase). SO the RuBP is there, the ATP and NADH are used later and the CO2 kicks things off

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  • @XhaleFog
    @XhaleFog Před 11 lety

    another good way to remember oxidation is:
    LEO (losing electron oxidation) says GER (gaining electron reduction)
    Leo says Ger

  • @ishootnow
    @ishootnow Před 12 lety

    Light enters the chloroplast in photosystem II and this removes electrons, to make up for this loss H2O is split into H+ and OH- and 4e, these electrons are pumped from carriers, meanwhile all the H+ in the thylakoid is taken out of the thylakoid due to is concentration gradient, however the movement of electrons moving provide energy allowing H+ to be pumped back in the thylakoid,( now in Photosystem 1) NADP+ + e= NADPH, ADP + inorganic phospate = ATP, co2,nadph, atp in the calvin cycle=carbs

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  • @zacosborne7964
    @zacosborne7964 Před 3 lety +1

    Very Cool! I love Photosynthesising!

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    @jonodaman2496 Před 12 lety +1

    Do metabolic pathways please !

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  • @arunrahi7531
    @arunrahi7531 Před 9 lety +8

    What about the equation 6h2o+co2+sunlight=c6 h12 o6+o2
    For photosynthesis

    • @saunyboy123
      @saunyboy123 Před 9 lety +1

      Yep but you need a 6 in front of CO2

    • @rahuljosephkickyourass
      @rahuljosephkickyourass Před 7 lety +1

      its 6CO2 + 12H2O + sunlight ------> C6H12O6 + 6H2O + 6O2

    • @randomviewer1285
      @randomviewer1285 Před 7 lety

      Thats carbon dioxide + water+ sunlight ---------> glucose + oxygen

    • @shatakshisharma5594
      @shatakshisharma5594 Před 6 lety

      Well... This equation is used when glucose is the substrate.. but the fact is apart from glucose there are many other substrates as well.. bdw its 6 co2

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    My bio exam is tomorrow... literally learning photosynthesis at 12:00 at night

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    Nice Video Overview of photosythesis That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You

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  • @ParadiseLost404
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    Very informative video. I was confused about a couple parts - When a molecule gives away an electron, its charge becomes more positive right? So wouldn't the molecule go to higher energy states when it is more positive?
    If that is the case, I don't understand how NADH gives away electrons and produces ATP by going to lower energy states. Please explain.