Biology-B4-Photosynthesis (RP)

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Firstly get a what?
boiling tube
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And a ?
ruler
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And place the boiling tube how far away?
10cm
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Away from what?
the LED light source
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Why use an LED light source?
as it doesnt release much heat
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Then fill the boiling tube with what?
sodium hydrogen carbonate solution
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What does this solution release?
carbon dioxide
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Then place the______in the tube?
pondweed
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With a what?
cut end at the top
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And leave it for how long?
to do what?
2-5 mins
to acclimatise
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We will then see what being produced?
bubbles
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What are these bubbles?
oxygen
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Then start a?
stopwatch
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And count?
the number of bubbles produced in one minute
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Then repeat this?
2 more times
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At what distance?
10cm
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And calculate mean?
number of bubbles produced in one minute
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The do the whole?
experiment again
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But at distances of?
20cm
30cm
40cm
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DISADVANTAGES
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the number of bubbles can be too what?
fast to count accurately
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the bubbles are also not always what?
the same size
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How can we solve this?
by calculating the volume of oxygen produced instead
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What extra equipment would be used?
a measuring cylinder
funnel
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Or ?a
a gas syringe
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What is the equation for light intensity?
1
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d squared

(distance squared)
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This equation shows that _______ and ________ ______ are _____ ______?
distance and light intensity are inversely proportional
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