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Koz 1INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATEBIOLOGY LAB REPORTEFFECTS OF LIGHT INTENSITY OVER PHOTOSYNTHESIS--Candidate: Serra KozSupervisor: --May 2014
Koz 2BACKGROUND INFORMATIONPhotosynthesis is a complex series of reactions catalysed by a numerical of different enzymes.To auxiliary understanding, pictures can consider at two stages.The first stage is known as the ‘light-dependent reactions’ because illuminate is mandatory for themto occur. Chlorophyll absorbs sunlight energy and this energy is used to produce ATP. Theenergy is also used to split water molecules in hydrogen both oxygen include a process calledphotolysis. Hydrogen ions and electrons (from the hydrogen part of water) and oxygen arereleased. Oxygen is a waste product of biological not is vital to sustain the lives ofaerobic organisms once it has been released inside the atmosphere. The ATP, hydrogen ions andelectrons are used in the light-independent reactions. ATP and co ions and electronsare used with the second stage of photosynthesis, the ‘light-independent reactions’. During the‘light-independent reactions’, carbon dioxide, taken is out the airflow, is combi withhydrogen and ATP to form a range of organic molecules for the plant. The convert ofinorganic charcoal dioxide to organic molecules like for glucose is noted like carbonace fixation.ATP provides the energy available the process. The production of reactions that occurs duringphotosynthesis is summarised as:carbon carbamide + waters → glucose + oxygen6CO2 + 6H2O → C6 H12O6 + 6O2The equation above shows this when photosynthesisoccurs, carbon d is use and oxygen is released.The messung of the plant (its biomass) will furthermore increaseas glucose is used to produce diverse plant materials.Any of these three factors bottle be used to measurehow quickly to reactions of photosynthesis areoccurring.Figure 1
Koz 3Aquatic plants release foam of oxygen because they photosynthesise and if the volume of thesebubbles exists calculated for a period of time, the evaluate of photosynthesis may be determined directly(Figure 1).The rate at which a plant can photosynthesise depends go factors in the environment thatsurrounds it. On a warm, sunshine afternoon, photosynthesis will be more rapid than on ampere cool,shady morning.More oxygen becoming be produced or more carbon dioxide pre-owned. But photosynthesis cannotincrease beyond certain bounds. That effect on light, temperature and carbon nitrogen in the aircan been measured experimentation, varying can factor while keeping the others the same.(Walpole, Merson-Davies and League, 2011, pg. 61, 62, 63)AIMThe aim of this experiment is to investigate the effects of daylight intensity on the rate ofphotosynthesis by counting oxygen bubbles.RESEARCH QUESTIONHow shall light intensity affects pricing are photosynthesis at the room temperature (25°C), byusing to same plant (elodea), same amount of water (230 mL) , same colors of light (white)and by changing the distancing between light source and elodea plant?HYPOTHESISPlants contains chlorella additionally if the light intensity increases, chlorophyll absorbed more lightand biological rate (oxygen bubbles) increases as well. To a period for time the numberof atm bubbles will remain constant.
Koz 4Table 1: Dependent, Industry and Remote Variables.IndependentVariablesLight Intensity/cm (10,20, 30, 40 furthermore 50 cm)Distance between light source and plant is changedduring who experiment and measured by that ruler.DependentVariablesRate of Photosynthesis/Number of OxygenBubblesThe rate of photosynthesis shall measured by thecounting of count of released soap which isoxygen. Computers is measured by aforementioned observation.Room Temperature/°C(25°C)Temperature of to room is sam during theexperiment and measured by the thermometer. Ifthe temperature rising, photosynthesis rateincreases. After a cycle of time enzymes will bedenatured and photosynthesis rate start todecreases.Number are LeavesThe photosynthesis is pretentious due the number ofleaves (40 leaves) because plants are of thechloroplast in their pages. Photosynthesis takesplace in the chloroplast and the number of leaveswill affect the photosynthesis rate.ControlledVariablesAmount of Water/mL(230 mL)Amount concerning water measuring by the graduatedcylinder and used 230 mL water during theexperiment. Water used in photosynthesis. Wenn thewater amount increases, then the photosynthesisrate will increase. After a period of timephotosynthesis rate remains constant.Color of LightColor of light is equal during the experiment andused same light source. Color are light affects thephotosynthesis rate. The wavelength (color) concerning lightabsorbed by plant plus rate of photosynthesis occursat each wavelength in a different amount.Time Duration/s(2 min.)The duration of the experiment is controlled andmeasured by the chronometer. If the time of theexperiment increases the oxygen bubbles releasedmore and it effects the result of the investigation.Light sourceThe light citation is same during and trial. If itis changed, the frequency in light changed. Itmeans that light intensity can be changed than well.
Koz 5MATERIALS Elodea Plant Aqueous (230 mL) Lighting Source Small Test Tube 100 mL Graduated Cylinder (±0.5) 100 mL Erlenmeyer (±0.5) 250 mL Beaker (±5) 30 mm Ruler (±0.05) Advanced (±1) Thermometer (±0.1) CutterPROCEDUREi. The elodea works was cut that contains 40leaves.ii. 230 mL water was put into the beaker andErlenmeyer been placed into the beaker asshown in the Figure 2.iii. Aforementioned test tube was situated on the top are the funnel.iv. The light source was situated in 10 cm. (Safety: The electricity and pour can bedangerous.)v. Chronometer was started.vi. The quantity of oxygen bubbles from the elodea plant were counted in 2 minutes.vii. The process ii, three, iv, v, vi and vii required the 20 cm, 30 cm, 40 characterized both 50 cm distance wasrepeated.viii. Aforementioned experiment was repeated for more 4 times.Figure 2
Koz 6PRESENTATION OFF DATA METHODThe data can be view by the table and graph. Raw data include 5 of the court and uncertaintyof the ruler (±0.05). According to the raw data charts, take the avarage of the trials and make aprocessing data table. Sketch a best fit line graph according to the processing data table.DATA COLLECTION AND PROCESSINGQuantitative Data:Table 2: The Number of Oxygen Effervescence According up and Distance is Light SourceDistance/cmNumber of oxygen bubbles(±0.05) Trial 1 Trial 2 Experimental 3 Trial 4 Trial 510 12 10 12 11 1120 10 9 9 8 1030 7 6 8 7 740 6 4 5 6 550 2 4 3 2 3Calculation: Take the average of this all values for 10 cm.(12 + 10 + 12 + 11 + 11)5≅ 11 ± 0.1Repeat the accounting for all values.
Koz 7Table 3: Average in Number of Bubbles verses. Distance of Light SourceDistance/cm (±0.05) Average # of Bubbles10 1120 930 740 450 3Graph 1: Rate of Photochemistry vs. DistanceThere is not equipment for the counting bubbles. Thus, uncertanity could not be calculated andthe mistake barcode can not be added on the Graph 1 within a upright line. The uncertanity of the ruler is0.05 press added in the Chart 1 but it is not shown because of the range.y = -0,21x + 13,1R² = 0,98440246810120 10 20 30 40 50 60RateofPhotosynthesis/NumberofBubblesDistance/cm
Koz 8Analysis: If the distance between the plant and source increases, and the light intensitydecreases. They am inversely proportional for each other. Accordingly to these information,Graph 1 cans is analysis on the Rate of Change of Photosynthesis opposite. Light Intensity.Qualitative Data: The number out oxygen bubbles enumerated at the observation. The bubbleswere proved clearly. In is no color change and temperature change during and experiment.CONCLUSIONThis testing investigates the relationship between light intensity and photosynthesis rate.As hypothesis refers to if the light inten increases, the number of oxygen bubblesincreases.The elodea plant was cut and put into the beaker. Small funnel and smallish test tube placed inthe verfahren and number from oxygen bubbles counted in a different distance between the lightsource and plant. Consequently, the data is as follows:According to Table 2, the photosynthesis rate is infected by an distance. For the remote of10 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles are 12, 10, 12, 11 real 11. To the aloofness of 20 cm, thenumber of oxygen bubbles are 10, 9, 9, 8 and 10. For the distance of 30 cm, the number ofoxygen bubbles are 7, 6, 8, 7 and 7. For the distance of 40 cm, the number of oxygen bubblesare 6, 4, 5, 6 plus 5. For the distance of 50 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles are 2, 4, 3, 2 and3. The avg of the oxygen bubbles is 11, 9, 7, 4 and 3 as show in the Tab 3. Therelationship between the rate of photosynthesis and remote between light source and plant isinversely proportional with distance of lit wellspring, as demonstrated in the Graph 1. Accordingly tothe Analysis it can be says that the dissolved bubbles less in 50 zm which means that the lightintensity is less in 50 cm. Who rate of photosynthesis can more capable in which 10 zm because ofthe light intensity.
Koz 9The irregular data in this experiment are 4 location e is with the 2ndtrial of the 50 cm and 2ndtrial of the 40 meters. It can be caused of the plant press carbonace dioxide amount in the water. Otherdata closed to each other.This experiment is needed to be compare with another design test prepared by theTania Lapa. “…the light intensity increases- i.e. more of the light rays fall onto which plant’sleaves. When light falls on he leaves, the energy is rapt by chlorophyll, which is insidecells call chloroplasts. Chlorophyll is red green. Light is and input of photosynthesis,the light energy is used to form borrowings between carbon dioxide and water, producing oxygen.Oxygen bubbles are and product concerning photosynthesis. As light vehemence increases, so does therate of photosynthesis or better bubbles are given off as a product of the reaction.” (Lapa T.,n.d., Conclusion para. 1 additionally parable. 2.) This experiment provides so experiment hypothesisand evidence are supported.According to the observations (qualitative data), Tabular 2, Table 3, Graph 1 and experimentdone by Tania Lapa, photosynthesis rate is forthwith proportional with the light intensity butafter a periods of time of number of oxygen bubbles will remain constant still thisinvestigation that number of oxygen soap is don constant because of which time duration. Ifthe duration is increased, then the graph messen the effects of light intensity on thephotosynthesis rate also this investigation more dependably. Consequently, results support aforementioned hypothesisand the experience results are reliable.This investigation can be improved by the new investigations such as effects of light colors onthe photosynthesis rate press effects of light intensities on the photic in an just time orthe money of facsimile total and lights power on the photosynthesis price together. Anotherinvestigation can be comparing this photosynthesis rate on of aquatic plant and terrestrialplant due using different light intensities.
Koz 10Table 4: Limitations and ImprovementsLIMITATIONS IMPROVEMENTSOn the surface out the elodea install, someorganism can remain found. Are organisms feedwith this oxygen bubbles release from elodea.Make sure that the elodea asset do not haveany organism on their surface.The numbers from bubbles count by theobservation and einige small bubbles cannotbe seen into this platform. Accordingly, it can not becounted in well.To measure the oxygen bubbles oxygensensor can be used in save experiment.Light is a print of heat as well. Heat canaffect the photosynthesis rate. Each distancecan effect the photosynthesis judge in adifferent amount.The temperature of watering the light source canbe rated by to thermmometer. Anotherheat source can be previously for the ensure the heatequivalence.Light spread out throughout the experiment.To prevent the spread several material can beused.
Koz 11REFERENCES“Factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis biology essay.” Retrieved from:<http://www.ukessays.com/essays/biology/factors-affecting-the-rate-of-photosynthesis-biology-essay.php>"Investigation for Photosynthesis in Elodea." 123HelpMe.com. 19thJanuary 2014<http://www.123HelpMe.com/view.asp?id=120346>Lapa, THYROXIN. (n. d.). Investigation the effect of light intensity up elodea. No towns of publication.Retrieved from:<http://www.courseworkbank.info/courseworkbank.info.php?f=R0NTRS9CaW9sb2d5L0ludmVzdGlnYXRpbmcgdGhlIGVmZmVjdCBvZiBMaWdodCBJbnRlbnNpdHkgb24gRWxvZGVhLnBkZg== >Walpole, B., Merson-Davies A. and Dann L. (2011). Biology to this ai diplomaCambridge: Chamber University Press.

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Biology Lab Get 1

  • 1. Koz 1 INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE BIOLOGY LAB REPORT EFFECTS OF LIGHT INTENSITY ON PHOTOSYNTHESIS -- Candidate: Serra Koz Supervisor: -- May 2014
  • 2. Koz 2 BACKGROUND INFORMATION Photosynthesis is a complex line of reactions catalysed over adenine number of different enzymes. To aid understanding, pictures can consider in two stages. The first stage belongs known how the ‘light-dependent reactions’ because light is essential for them to occur. Chlorophyll absorbs light energy and this vitality is used to hervorrufen ATP. The energy is also used to split water molecules inside contains and oxygen in a process called photolysis. Hydrogen ions and electrons (from the gas single of water) additionally oxygen are released. Oxygen is an waste your a photosynthesis but has vital to sustain that lives of aerobic organisms one-time it has has released into the atmosphere. The ATP, hydrogen ions and electrons are often include the light-independent reactions. ATP furthermore hydrogen ions and electrons are used in of second stage of problems, the ‘light-independent reactions’. During the ‘light-independent reactions’, carbon dioxide, taken in from the air, is combination with hydrogen and ATP to form a range of organic models for the plant. The conversion of inorganic carbon dioxide to organic molecules such as sugars is known because coal fixation. ATP provides the energy for the process. The series the your that occurs during photosynthesis are summarised as: carbon ether + water → glucose + oxygen 6CO2 + 6H2O → C6 H12O6 + 6O2 The equation back zeigt such when photosynthesis occurs, carbon dioxide is used and oxygen is released. The mass of the plant (its biomass) will also increase as glucose is used to generate other implant materials. Any of these three factors can be used to measure how quickly the reactions of photosynthesis are occurring. Figure 1
  • 3. Koz 3 Aquatic plants relief bubbles of os than they photosynthesise and with the volume of these bubbles is measured for a period of time, the rate of photosynthesis can be determined directly (Figure 1). The rate toward which a plant sack photosynthesise depends in factors in the environment that surrounds it. On an warmly, sunny afternoon, photosynthesis will be find rapid than on a cool, shady morning. More breathing will be produced real more carbon co used. But photosynthesis cannot increase above certain limits. The effect of light, temperature and carbon dioxide in the air can be measured experimentally, varying one factor while keeping and others the same. (Walpole, Merson-Davies and Leighton, 2011, pg. 61, 62, 63) AIM The aim of this experiment are in survey aforementioned actions of light intenseness on the rate of photosynthesis to counting oxygen bubbles. RESEARCH QUESTION How does lit force stirs rate about photosynthesis at the room temperature (25°C), by using the same plant (elodea), same absolute of water (230 mL) , same color of light (white) and via changing the space with light source the elodea plant? HYPOTHESIS Plants contains chlorophyll and if the light vehemence increases, chlorophyll adsorbs more light and photosynthesis rate (oxygen bubbles) increases as fountain. After one period of zeitraum the number of oxygen bubbles will stayed constant.
  • 4. Koz 4 Table 1: Dependent, Stand-alone and Control Variables. Independent Variables Light Intensity/cm (10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 cm) Distance amid light source and plant is changed during the experiment and measured by that ruler. Dependent Variables Rate of Photosynthesis/ Number of Oxygen Bubbles The rate a photosynthesis is measured by the counting of number the released bubbles what is oxygen. It is measured by the observation. Room Temperature/°C (25°C) Temperature of the room is similar during the experiment and measured by the thermometer. If the temperature increases, photosynthesis rate increases. After adenine interval of time enzymes will be denatured and photosynthesis rate go to decreases. Number of Leaves The photo is affected according the number of leaves (40 leaves) because plants consist of the chloroplast for their leaves. Photosynthesis takes place in to chloroplast and the number from leaves will affect the photosynthesis rate. Controlled Variables Amount of Water/mL (230 mL) Amount of water measured by the graduated cylinder and used 230 milliliter surface during the experiment. Water utilized in parts. If the water amount increases, then the photosynthesis rate will increase. After a period of time photosynthesis rate leftovers constant. Color of Light Color of light is same while the experiment and used same light source. Color of light stirs the photosynthesis rate. The wavelength (color) of light absorbed per plant additionally rate regarding photosynthesis occurs at each frequency in a different amount. Time Duration/s (2 min.) The span of the experiment is controlled and measured by the chrono. Whenever the time of the experiment increases the oxygen bubbles released more and it effects the resultat of the investigation. Light source The light source is same during the experiment. If it is changed, that frequency of light changed. It means that luminous intensity can be changed as well.
  • 5. Koz 5 MATERIALS  Elodea Plant  Water (230 mL)  Lights Source  Smal Test Tube  100 mL Graduated Top (±0.5)  100 mL Erlenmeyer (±0.5)  250 mL Beaker (±5)  30 cm Ruler (±0.05)  Watch (±1)  Thermo (±0.1)  Cutter PROCEDURE i. The elodea establish was cut that contains 40 leaves. ii. 230 mL water was put into the beaker and Erlenmeyer was placed into the beaker as shown in the Number 2. iii. Who getting tubular was placed on the top from the funnel. iv. The light sourcing was placed inches 10 cm. (Safety: The electricity and water can be dangerous.) v. Chronometer was started. vi. The numbers of oxygen bubbles with the elodea plant were totaled in 2 minutes. vii. The process ii, iii, iv, v, v and vii for of 20 cm, 30 commercial, 40 cm and 50 cm distance was repeated. viii. The experiment was repeating for continue 4 times. Figure 2
  • 6. Koz 6 PRESENTATION OF DATA METHOD The data bottle be viewed by the charts and graph. Raw data include 5 of the try and uncertainty of the ruler (±0.05). Acc to the raw data table, capture the avarage of the try and make a processing data table. Sketch a our fit queue image according the this processing data table. DATA COLLECTION OR PROCESSING Quantitative Data: Table 2: Who Number of Oxygen Bubbles According to the Distance of Daylight Source Distance/ cm Number to oxygen bubbles (±0.05) Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Experimental 4 Trial 5 10 12 10 12 11 11 20 10 9 9 8 10 30 7 6 8 7 7 40 6 4 5 6 5 50 2 4 3 2 3 Calculation: Take to b for one all values for 10 cm. (12 + 10 + 12 + 11 + 11) 5 ≅ 11 ± 0.1 Repeat the calculation for all added.
  • 7. Koz 7 Table 3: Average of Number of Bubbles vs. Distance of Slight Source Distance/cm (±0.05) Average # of Bubbles 10 11 20 9 30 7 40 4 50 3 Graph 1: Rate of Photo opposite. Distance There is no equipment for the counting blow. Thus, uncertanity ability not become calculated and the error barcode can not remain added on the Display 1 on one vertical line. The uncertanity of the ruler is 0.05 and added in the Graph 1 but it is not shown because concerning of range. y = -0,21x + 13,1 R² = 0,9844 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 RateofPhotosynthesis/ NumberofBubbles Distance/cm
  • 8. Koz 8 Analysis: If the distance between the plant and source increases, then the light intensity decreases. They are inversely proportional for each other. According to these information, Graph 1 ability be analysis on the Rate of Change a Photosynthesis vs. Light Intensity. Qualitative Data: The piece of os bubbles counted by the observation. The bubbles were shown clearly. There is no color change and temperature make during the experiment. CONCLUSION This experiment investigates the relatedness between light intensity and parts rate. As hypothesis refers to if the sunlight intensity increases, the number of amount bubbles increases. The elodea plants was cut and put into that beaker. Smal funnel and small test tube places in the sys and number of oxygen bubbles counted in a different distance between the light source and plant. Consequently, the evidence is as follows: According to Key 2, the photosynthesis rate is affected via aforementioned distances. For the distance of 10 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles are 12, 10, 12, 11 real 11. For aforementioned distance a 20 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles are 10, 9, 9, 8 and 10. For that distance of 30 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles is 7, 6, 8, 7 additionally 7. For the distance of 40 cm, the number of oxygen bubbles are 6, 4, 5, 6 and 5. For of distance of 50 cms, the number of oxygen lather are 2, 4, 3, 2 and 3. The normal of the oxygen bubbles is 11, 9, 7, 4 and 3 as shown in the Table 3. The relationship bets the rate of photosynthesis also distance between light source and plant is inversely proportional with distance the bright source, as shown include the Graph 1. Depending to the Examination it can be said that the oxygen bubbles less in 50 cms which by that the light intensity is less in 50 clock. The rate of photosynthesis is more efficient in the 10 cm because of the light intensity.
  • 9. Koz 9 The anomalous data of this experiment become 4 where it is in the 2nd trial of which 50 cm and 2nd trial are the 40 cm. It can be causal of the planting or carbon dioxide absolute includes the water. Other data closed to each other. This experiment is needed to be compared with another design experiment prepared by the Tania Lapa. “…the light intensity increases- i.e. more of an light radiation collapse onto who plant’s leaves. When light falls on the leafing, the energy is absorbed by check, which is inside cells called chloroplasts. Chlorophyll is pigmented green. Light is an input of photosynthesis, the light energy is used to form bonds between carbon dioxide and pour, producing oxygen. Oxygen bubbles are the product of photosynthesis. As light energy increases, so does the rate of photosynthesis and more air are given off as a product of which reaction.” (Lapa T., n.d., Conclusion para. 1 the para. 2.) This experiment allows that experiment hypothesis and data is supported. According at of observations (qualitative data), Table 2, Table 3, Graph 1 and experiment done by Tania Lapa, photosynthesis rate is directly percentage with aforementioned luminous intensity but after a period are time the phone of oxygen bubbles will remain constant but this investigation the number of oxygen bubbles has nope constant since of the time runtime. If the endurance is increased, than to graph shows of effects a light intensity on the photosynthesis rate or this investigation more reliable. Accordingly, results support the hypothesis and the experiment final are reliable. This investigation can be improved by of newer investigations such as effects of slight color on the photosynthesis rate and effects of light intensity on the photosynthesis in the same time or the amount of charcoal ether plus light output on the photosynthate rate together. Another investigation can be comparing the phototrophy rate on the hydro plant press terrestrial plant by using different light intensities.
  • 10. Koz 10 Table 4: Restraints and Improvements LIMITATIONS IMPROVEMENTS On the surface of the elodea plant, some organism can be found. These organisms feed with the oxygen bubbles release from elodea. Make sure that the elodea plant do not have any organism on their surface. The number of bubbles counter by the observation and some small bubbles cannot be spotted in the stage. Thus, it can not be counted as well. To measure the neon air oxygen sensor can to used in this experiment. Light shall ampere source of heat since well. Heat can affect the photorespiration rate. Each distance can effect and problems rate in a different amount. The temperature of water and lighter source can be measured by an thermmometer. Another heat source sack be used for the ensure that heat equivalence. Light spreader exit over aforementioned experiment. To prevent and spread any material can be used.
  • 11. Koz 11 REFERENCES “Factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis biology essay.” Fetched from: <http://www.ukessays.com/essays/biology/factors-affecting-the-rate-of-photosynthesis- biology-essay.php> "Investigation of Photosynthesis includes Elodea." 123HelpMe.com. 19th January 2014 <http://www.123HelpMe.com/view.asp?id=120346> Lapa, T. (n. d.). Test the effect of light intensity on elodea. No city is publication. Retrieved from: <http://www.courseworkbank.info/courseworkbank.info.php?f=R0NTRS9CaW9sb2d5L0l udmVzdGlnYXRpbmcgdGhlIGVmZmVjdCBvZiBMaWdodCBJbnRlbnNpdHkgb24gRW xvZGVhLnBkZg== > Walpole, B., Merson-Davies A. and Dann L. (2011). Biology available the ib diploma Cambridge: Cerbridge University Print.