Observation table:
Number of oxygen bubbles recorded per minute
Sunlight ,Red light, Blue light, Green light
Inferences:
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- Light intensity is one of the factors affecting the rate of photosynthesis.
- Light intensity directly affects the light-dependent reaction in photosynthesis and indirectly affects the light-independent reaction.
- Very high light intensities may slow the rate of photosynthesis due to bleaching of chlorophyll.
- more oxygen bubbles indicate more photosynthesis
thus decreasing order of photosynthesis is as follows:-
red light(700nm) > green light(530nm) > blue light(464nm) > sunlight(400 to 700nm).
thus increasing order of oxygen bubbles:-
sunlight < blue light < green light < red light.
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