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Bio Ch 8&9 Crossword
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2) the process by which organisms transform sugar into ATP
4) the type of respiration done by organisms when oxygen is not present
6) organisms that make their own food
7) the chemical reaction that allows producers to transform sunlight into sugar for energy
15) the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of water by 1 degree C.
17) adenosine tri-phosphate, a full battery
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1) the second step in aerobic cellular respiration
3) The "taxi cab" of the cell that helps transport electrons (hydrogen) around the photosynthesis or cellular respiration systems
5) the first step in cellular respiration
8) electron transport chain, used in both photosynthesis and cellular respiration to produce ATP
9) the powerhouse of the cell
10) organisms that cannot produce their own energy, and instead consume energy from other animals
11) Has two versions, A and B. A pigment that absorbs light very well and has electrons that help convert the light into cellular energy to be used by photosynthesis
12) a protein that converts the energy from the transported electrons into usable energy, ATP
13) a disk or coin shaped part of the chloroplast that contains chlorophyll and allows for the production of energy from light
14) the sugar produced by producers and needed by consumers
16) the release of energy from sugar done by organisms when they are in anaerobic respiration. either resulting in lactic acid or alcohol
18) the type of respiration done by organisms when oxygen is present
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