B1.3 Respiration B1.3a describe cellular respiration as a 10: respiration 120, 121 universal chemical process, continuously (aerobic respiration) occurring that supplies ATP in all living cells B1.3b describe cellular respiration as an 10: respiration 121 exothermic reaction (aerobic respiration) B1.3c compare the processes of aerobic 10 respiration 120, 125 respiration and anaerobic respiration B1.3d explain the importance of sugars in 4: animal tissues 46 breakdown only, the synthesis and breakdown of organs and organ (diagram). Monomer and carbohydrates systems (Human polymer not used digestive enzymes) B1.3e explain the importance of amino 4: animal tissues 46 Monomer and polymer acids in the synthesis and breakdown of organs and organ 126 not used proteins systems (Human digestive enzymes) 10: respiration B1.3f explain the importance of fatty acids 4: animal tissues 46 and glycerol in the synthesis and organs and organ 126 breakdown of lipids systems (Human digestive enzymes) 10: respiration B1.4 Photosynthesis B1.4a describe photosynthetic organisms 9: photosynthesis 110 as the main producers of food and therefore biomass for life on Earth B1.4b describe the process of 9: photosynthesis 111 photosynthesis (photosynthetic reaction) B1.4c describe photosynthesis as an 9: photosynthesis 111 endothermic reaction (photosynthetic reaction) B1.4d describe experiments to investigate 9: photosynthesis 113, 114 light intensity (nothing for photosynthesis (rate of starch in leaves) photosynthesis) B1.4e explain the effect of temperature, 9: photosynthesis 112, 113 light intensity and carbon dioxide (rate of concentration on the rate of photosynthesis photosynthesis) B1.4f explain the interaction of these 9: photosynthesis 113 factors in limiting the rate of (rate of photosynthesis photosynthesis) BM1.4i understand and use simple 9: photosynthesis 113 compound measures such as the rate of a (rate of reaction photosynthesis) BM1.4ii translate information between working scientifically: 209, 210 graphical and numerical form dealing with data (data types and graphs) BM1.4iii plot and draw appropriate graphs, working scientifically: 209, 210 selecting appropriate scales and axes dealing with data (data types and graphs)
B1.3 Respiration B1.3a describe cellular respiration as a universal chemical process, continuously occurring that supplies ATP in all living cells 10: respiration (aerobic respiration) 120, 121 B1.3b describe cellular respiration as an exothermic reaction 10: respiration (aerobic respiration) 121 B1.3c compare the processes of aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration 10 respiration 120, 125 B1.3d explain the importance of sugars in the synthesis and breakdown of carbohydrates 4: animal tissues organs and organ systems (Human digestive enzymes) 46 breakdown only, (diagram). Monomer and polymer not used B1.3e explain the importance of amino acids in the synthesis and breakdown of proteins 4: animal tissues organs and organ systems (Human digestive enzymes) 10: respiration 46 126 Monomer and polymer not used B1.3f explain the importance of fatty acids and glycerol in the synthesis and breakdown of lipids 4: animal tissues organs and organ systems (Human digestive enzymes) 10: respiration 46 126 B1.4 Photosynthesis B1.4a describe photosynthetic organisms as the main producers of food and therefore biomass for life on Earth 9: photosynthesis 110 B1.4b describe the process of photosynthesis 9: photosynthesis (photosynthetic reaction) 111 B1.4c describe photosynthesis as an endothermic reaction 9: photosynthesis (photosynthetic reaction) 111 B1.4d describe experiments to investigate photosynthesis 9: photosynthesis (rate of photosynthesis) 113, 114 light intensity (nothing for starch in leaves) B1.4e explain the effect of temperature, light intensity and carbon dioxide concentration on the rate of photosynthesis 9: photosynthesis (rate of photosynthesis) 112, 113 B1.4f explain the interaction of these factors in limiting the rate of photosynthesis 9: photosynthesis (rate of photosynthesis) 113 BM1.4i understand and use simple compound measures such as the rate of a reaction 9: photosynthesis (rate of photosynthesis) 113 BM1.4ii translate information between graphical and numerical form working scientifically: dealing with data (data types and graphs) 209, 210 BM1.4iii plot and draw appropriate graphs, selecting appropriate scales and axes working scientifically: dealing with data (data types and graphs) 209, 210
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