https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon Made with whimsy en-us 2016-12-05 21:59:32 UTC 2026-03-16 01:18:23 UTC hello@padlet.com ayachaconmontalvo001 https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/141895794 1. reactants vs. products
   reactants start the chemical    reaction and products are the outcome of the reaction.
2. chemical formula
    6CO2 + 6H02 = C1H120
3. chloroplasts 
    where photosynthesis takes place 
4. Light Dependent Cycle 
    Apart of the photosynthesis process 
5. Calvin Cycle 
 A series of reactions to use carbon dioxide to form sugars 
6. How light energy is transformed to chemical energy
 When a chlorophyll absorbs a proton and looses an electron ]]> 2016-12-05 22:03:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/141895794 ayachaconmontalvo001 https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142930485 1. Laws of conservation of matter 
The idea that matter is neither created nor destroyed by any chemical or phyiscal reactions or transformations 
2. Laws of conservation of energy 
 Energy is a constant and can be preserved. It cannot be created or destroyed just transformed from one form to another 
3. Law of conservation of mass-energy (E=MC^2)  
 Mass and energy is within each other. No matter the form the mass will stay the same. ]]> 2016-12-10 04:10:43 UTC https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142930485 ayachaconmontalvo001 https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142930835 1. Cellular Respiration 
 The mitochondria breaks down food molecules to produce ATP
2. Products of Photosynthesis 
Sugar(glucose) and oxygen. 
3. CO2 emissions 
Greenhouse gas from human activities (global warming) ]]> 2016-12-10 04:28:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142930835 ayachaconmontalvo001 https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142931476 1. The transfer of energy in a ecosystem 
 Decomposers are generally more important than producers . Decomposers use a large amount of organic material that return nutrients to the ecosystems 
2. Autotrophs 
Produce their food (plants)
3. Heterotrophs 
Consume food (humans)
4. Herbivore- consumes only plants 
Ominvore- consumes both plants and meat 
Carnivore- consumes only meats
5. Decomposers 
An organism that decomposes organic material 
6. Amount of energy available at each level 
The amount of energy decreases as it moves through an ecosystem 
7. How much energy is transferred at each level 
As little as 10% each level  ]]> 2016-12-10 04:55:36 UTC https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142931476 ayachaconmontalvo001 https://padlet.com/ayachaconmontalvo001/cougars_chacon/wish/142931881 1. Proteins- consisting of one or more long chains of amino acid residues 
Lipids- naturally occurring molecules (fats and waxes)
Carbohydrates- living in sugars including sugars, starches, and cellulose
Nucleic acids- includes DNA and RNA made of the monomers known as nucleotides 
2. Elements C H N O P S
the 6 most important elements whose compounds make up for most of the molecules on Earth 

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