Photosynthesis - (Dec/21/2005 )

1) An algae is illuminated in the presence of 14-Carbon dioxide for 15s. Illumination of the algae continues for a further 1 min after all the carbon dioxide present has been removed. At this point, a compound is identified on the x-ray film

2) Another algae is illuminated in the presence of 14-carbon dioxide for 15s and then placed in the dark still in the presence of 14-carbon dioxide. At this point, a compound is identified on the x-ray.

For both experiments, what is the compound that is formed and why only one of the three compounds is labelled?

Thanks

-Sweet_spring-

for both experiments, the compound formed is LODYH

-aimikins-

what's LODYH?

-Sweet_spring-

Lazybones, Oughta Do Your Homework

I'm sorry, but if you took the time to disguise this as a real question and not just paste in your homework question, you would have more luck getting help...most of us are bright enough to spot an exam question from at least a mile away

good luck

-aimikins-

LOL classic.

-Dynein-