The Process of Photosynthesis
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- I'm Shannon
- The process of photosynthesis is at first may seem confusing
- And Welcome to Science Explained
- But when explained, it starts to make more sense
- And I'm Bill
- Nothing to worry about, the water is cut by light energy from the sun, which is called a light dependent reaction
- The process starts when the substance water enters through the chloroplasts in the leaves, where it is cut
- Oh No what is water cut by
- So if light energy and water come together to make a light dependent reaction, what happens next
- During the light dependent reaction, oxygen is produced and is spread out throughout the chloroplast, and eventually the whole plant
- After oxygen is produced in the chloroplast, a substance called NADP carries an H molecule to the scrotum of the chloroplast where it will take apart of the Calvin Cycle.
- You could consider NADP, the Uber of Substances in Cells
- That's correct. Carbon dioxide, the same substacne we as humans produce every day, enter the plant and is sent to the scrotum t take a part of the Calvin Cycle
- *Heavy Exhale*
- So a H molecule enters the Calvin Cycle, but I'm pretty sure that another outside force enters the plant
- We hope you maintain all of this useful information you learned today
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- And finally the process of photosynthesis ends with the H molecule and the carbon dioxide enter the Calvin Cycle, and creates sugars, which spreads to the rest of the plant
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