During the process of Photosystem I, NADP+ is changed into NADPH. NADPH has a neutral charge. What reactants are necessary to form the product?(1 point)

Question

Responses

two electrons and two hydrogen ions
two electrons and two hydrogen ions

an electron and two hydrogen ions
an electron and two hydrogen ions

two electrons and a hydrogen ion
two electrons and a hydrogen ion

an electron and a hydrogen ion

Answer 1

To form NADPH in Photosystem I, the required reactants are two electrons and a hydrogen ion. Therefore, the correct response is:

two electrons and two hydrogen ions.

Answer 2

Suppose you seal a house plant in a transparent glass container. What about the scenario would lead to the plant’s death?(1 point)
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a lack of carbon dioxide
a lack of carbon dioxide

a lack of sugars
a lack of sugars

a lack of light
a lack of light

a lack of oxygen

Answer 3

In the scenario of sealing a house plant in a transparent glass container, the most likely reason that would lead to the plant’s death is a lack of carbon dioxide. Plants require carbon dioxide for photosynthesis, and while they will initially use the carbon dioxide in the sealed environment, this will eventually be depleted, leading to the plant's inability to produce the sugars it needs for energy.

However, if you're specifically focusing on the direct cause of death related to photosynthesis, the answer is more nuanced, as the plant will also suffer from a lack of nutrients over time. But, in the context of photosynthesis and gas exchange in this scenario, the lack of carbon dioxide is critical.

Answer 4

The light-independent reactions of photosynthesis is also known as(1 point)
Responses

CO2 cycle
CO2 cycle

Calvin cycle
Calvin cycle

light cycle
light cycle

glucose cycle

Answer 5

The light-independent reactions of photosynthesis are also known as the Calvin cycle.