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    ACTIVITY 1:

    LEAVES ON
    ME!
    1.Plant
    2.Leaf
    3.Stomata
    4.Chloroplast
    5.Chlorophyll
    ACTIVITY 2:
    LIGHTS OFF,
    LIGHTS ON
    1.OFF
    2.ON
    3.OFF
    4.OFF
    5.ON
    6.ON
    7.ON
    8.ON
    9.OFF
    10.OFF
    ACTIVITY 3: YOUR
    RATE WILL
    CHANGE ME
    1.Temperature
    2.Carbon Dioxide
    3.Water
    4.Light
    5.pH
    ACTIVITY 4:
    POWER! POWER!
    1.Intermembrane
    2.Inner Membrane
    3.Matrix
    4.Cristae
    5.Outer Membrane
    ACTIVITY 5:
    RATED K (Krebs Cycle)
    Pyruvate Oxidation
    Pyruvate enters the mitochondrion from the
    cytoplasm. One carbon atom is removed via
    decarboxylation and hydrogen is removed
    using NAD+. Coenzyme A becomes attached
    to the remaining carbon atoms, creating
    acetyl-Coa, which then enters the Krebs
    cycle.
    Krebs Cycle
    Acetyl-CoA enters the cycle and then combines
    with oxaloacetate to make the six-carbon
    compound citrate. During the eight steps of the
    Krebs cycle, citrate undergoes a number of
    reactions, releasing CO2 and ATP in a number of
    steps. Citrate is eventually converted into
    oxaloacetate so it can be used again during the
    Krebs cycle.
    Products of the Krebs Cycle
    1.C02 is released as waste.
    2.NADH and FADH2 move to the next stage
    of cellular respiration.
    3.Energy is released in the form of ATP. A
    glucose molecules produces two molecules
    of ATP because two molecules of pyruvate
    are created from each molecules of
    glucose.

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