Introduction to Botany
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APPENDIX PHOTOSYXTHESIS The chemistry of photosynthesis is not completely known, but some of the simpler aspects of it may proxe valuable to the student. The chemist's formula for water is H^O, in which H stands for hydrogen and O for oxygen, and the figure 2 indicates that two parts of hydrogen are united with one part of oxygen. Similarly, CO^ indicates that one part of carbon is united with two parts of oxygen to form carbon dioxide. ^Vhen these compounds are broken up, there is, fo...r a very brief time at least, free C, H, and O. If one unit of each compound (H„0 and CO.,) is thus broken up, there will be two H, one O, one C", and t^^■o O — or in all three O.
After photosynthesis has been going on for some time, starch is usually formed. Starch consists of (CgHj^Oj),,. This means that six parts of carbon, ten parts of hydrogen, and five parts of oxygen unite to form starch, and the n means that the unit C^Hj^jOj. does not appear singly, but that an unknown number of them are united.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
sororia.
APPENDIX PHOTOSYXTHESIS The chemistry of photosynthesis is not completely known, but some of the simpler aspects of it may proxe valuable to the student. The chemist's formula for water is H^O, in which H stands for hydrogen and O for oxygen, and the figure 2 indicates that two parts of hydrogen are united with one part of oxygen. Similarly, CO^ indicates that one part of carbon is united with two parts of oxygen to form carbon dioxide. ^Vhen these compounds are broken up, there is, fo...r a very brief time at least, free C, H, and O. If one unit of each compound (H„0 and CO.,) is thus broken up, there will be two H, one O, one C", and t^^■o O — or in all three O.
After photosynthesis has been going on for some time, starch is usually formed. Starch consists of (CgHj^Oj),,. This means that six parts of carbon, ten parts of hydrogen, and five parts of oxygen unite to form starch, and the n means that the unit C^Hj^jOj. does not appear singly, but that an unknown number of them are united.
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