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3. Asstudent set up the apparatus shown in Fig. 3.1 to investigate the effect of catbon dioxide concentration on the rate of photosynthesis of a pond plant The student used five similar pieces of pond plant and five different concentrations of sodium hydrogen carbonate (NaHCO:) solution, which provides the carbon dioxide. The student counted the number of bubbles produced by the pond plant over a period of five minutes. sodium hydrogen movable lamp carbonate solution thermometer 0 ruler —!? on (a) Explain how the student made cure that the results were due only to the change in carbon dioxide concentration, eucLes 20 os10a208N00 7 ‘The student repeated the investigation at each concentration and calculated the rate of Photosynthesis. Examre ‘The student's results are shown in Table 3.1. Table 3.1 rate of photosynthesis / number of bubbles per ‘carbon dioxide minute concentration / % ss 2nd 3d mean 7 a Zz 4 = OF 6 4 5 5 Oz 12 7 it 03 16 5 16 5 0.4 18 22. 2t 20. 05 19 2 24 24 (b) (@) Calculate the mean rate of photosynthesis when the carbon dioxide concentration was 0.2% and write your answer in the table. tl (i) Plot the results trom Table 3.1 on the axes below. Draw an appropriate line on the {graph to show the relationship between carbon dioxide concentration and the rate of photosynthesis. 2 25: 16 mean rate of, photosynthesis/ ‘number of bubbles 10. per minute ot 02 03 o4 os os ‘concentration of carbon dioxide/% Fig. 32 euctes zine co1052001409 [Turn over le concentration on the rate of (c)_ Explain the effect of increasing carbon di photosynthesis up to 0.4% as shown in your graph, (d) Suggest the result that the student would get if a carbon dioxide concentration of 0.6% was used and explain your answer. result bubbles per minute ‘explanation . 2 (e) The student used tap water as the 0% carbon dioxide concentration. Explain why the student recorded some bubbles being produced. [Total: 13) (@) Complate the equation for photosynthas's, either in words or symbols. - = simple sugar+ oxygen CoH 1205 602 2) (b) Where in the cells of a leat does photosynthesis occur? (©) (i) Name the structures through which oxygen is lost from a leat, (i) Explain why excess sugar is often stored as starch and not as @ simple sugar. {2] (il) The sugar can be changed into cellulose and amino acids or protein. State a use for each of these substances in a plant. cellulose amino acids or protein [2 [otal : 8] {a) A typical dicotyledonous leaf contains a number of different types of cells, including: guard cells, palisade mesophyll, spongy mesophyll and upper epidermal cells. Using the types of cells listed above, complete the table by (writing the types of cells in the order that sunlight passes through them, (i) stating the proportion of chloroplasts in each of the types of cells. Use the terms. none, some and many. number of type of cel chloroplasts @) ‘Stomatal pores are surrounded by pairs of guard cells. When the stomata are closed the rate of photosynthesis is affected, due to a limiting factor. () (i) Write a balanced equation, using chemical symbols, for the process of photosynthesis. . a (li) Define the term limiting factor. {ili) State the factor that limits photosynthesis when the stomata are closed.

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