Question

HELP WITH THIS PROJECT?!

Answer 1

Assignment Instructions
Your presentation should include the following:

Detailed descriptions of what happens to the carbon atom:
during photosynthesis (the light-dependent reactions and the light-independent reactions)
transitioning between photosynthesis and respiration
during cellular respiration or fermentation
An explanation of how the carbon atom is transferred between molecules. Please include descriptions of the molecules involved in each of the processes above and be sure to mention the movement of electrons and energy as the carbon atom moves from one reaction to another.
Complete sentences should be used in all written descriptions and explanations
Illustrations, diagrams, or images that help explain the carbon atom’s journey.
You can create your own images, or use images from websites or other sources.
If you use premade images, you will need to give a reference of the source of that image and create your own unique caption to describe the image.
Your presentation should be detailed and organized, but it can be presented in a variety of ways:

illustrated story
slide presentation
comic strip
If you have another idea of how you would like to present your explanation, discuss it with your instructor before you begin.

Answer 2

@Miss.Rose

Answer 3

@Luigi0210
@Slenderman

Answer 4

@sissyedgar

Answer 5

I'm terrible at Science, Sorry!

Answer 6

its ok @sissyedgar

Answer 7

I just did this one. What is your trouble?

Answer 8

@firechild17

Answer 9

i dont get it

Answer 10

Nothing happens to your carbon atom during the light dependent reaction. What is produced from it is gonna help you later, though.

Answer 11

What is produced is ATP and NADPH.

Answer 12

Carbon goes to the stroma in the chloroplast.

Answer 13

then the ATP and NADPH combine with the carbon to make glucose. oxygen is also made, but it is released from the plant.

Answer 14

The plant stores the glucose for latter.

For my assignmnet, I used an anteater to eat the plant, but you should use something else.

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

Then cellular respiration begins. It has three stages. Those are in order, Glycolysis, The Krebs Cycle, and The Electron Transport Chain.

Answer 17

During the first stage, Glycolysis, it was bombarded with ATP, NAD+, and ADP. After that happens, it turns into Pyruvate.

Answer 18

Then goes to the Krebs cycle.

Answer 19

But actually before that, it was broken down into 2 NADH, 2 CO2, and 2 acetyl-CoA. Now more were made. and it was released from the anteater, but the others weren’t. The carbon was released, not the other stuff)

Answer 20

Now, (You have to continue on with the energy and such). Acetyl-CoA was broken down into FADH2. NADH and FADH2 didn’t leave, but instead carried some high energy electrons to the Electron Transport Chain. They made some more energy for the anteater.

Answer 21

Thats all that needs to be put. In the end, the carbon was released back into the air as carbon dioxide, and the cycle started again.

Answer 22

Do you get it now?

Answer 23

@firechild17 could I please get a medal? Thanls, and I hope this helped!

Answer 24

Btw, I named my carbon atom Jelly, because I was hungry. I made it into a slideshow.

Answer 25

ok and put that as a slideshow?

Answer 26

Pretty much, just change the name, and changed the POV and the animal that eats the plant. I'd recommend you named the ATP and NADPH in the beginning.