B4 Revision Mind map
This is a mind map that is direct to OCR exam board on B4, it covers Photosynthesis, Diffusion,Osmosis,Active transport,Anaerobic Respiration and finally; Aerobic respiration
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- B4
- Aerobic Respiration
- Needs Oxygen and Glucose
- g+o>cd+w+e
- g+o>cd+w+e
- Releases more energy than anaerobic
- Takes place in plants & animal cells
- Needs Oxygen and Glucose
- Photosynthesis
- Produces Glucose
- Is a series of chemical reactions that uses energy from sunlight to produce food
- Produces Glucose
- Glucose - A Sugar
- Happens in the green part of plants
- The leaf
- Some micro-organisms such as phytoplankton
- Needs chlorophyll to for photsynthesisto happen
- Oxygen is a waste product
- Organisms that photosynthesise tend to be the start of a food chain
- Three things that glucose is used for is:
- (2) glucose is used for respiration
- (1) glucose is used to make chemicals for growth
- Converted into cellulose for making cells walls especially in rapid growing plants
- Glucose is combined with nitrogen (from nitrates taken up from the soil by plant roots) to make amino acids where are then made into proteins
- Glucose is used to help make chlorophyll
- Converted into cellulose for making cells walls especially in rapid growing plants
- Glucose is used to help make chlorophyll
- Glucose is used to help make chlorophyll
- (3) Glucose is turned to starch
- Investigating Photosynthesis
- Transect
- A way of investigating how something changes across an area.
- Things you need to know about that'll help you collect data
- Light meter
- Quadrant
- Identification key
- Transect
- Diffusion, Osmosis and Active Transport
- Diffusion
- Is the passive (without energy) overall movement of particles from a region of their higher concentrationto a region of their lower concentration
- Osmosis
- is the overall movement of water from a dilute to a more concentrated solution through a partially permeable membrane
- Active Transport
- is the overall movement of chemicals across a cell membrane from a region of lower concentrationto a region of higher concentration using energy released by respiration
- Diffusion
- Aerobic Respiration
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