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How does photosynthesis actually work?
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Biology · Class lesson01 / 04

Photosynthesis

How a leaf turns sunlight, water and air into the food that powers almost all life on Earth.

The process · flowchart02 / 04

The reaction, step by step

Sunlight hits the leaf
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Chlorophyll absorbs energy
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Water + CO₂ split & combine
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Glucose + O₂
Inside the cell · diagram03 / 04
ChloroplastsWhere light is captured
NucleusHolds the plant's instructions
Cell wallKeeps everything in shape
In plain words · summary04 / 04

Why it matters

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It's the plant's kitchen. Leaves make their own food instead of eating it.

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It feeds us too. The glucose becomes fruit, grain and energy up the food chain.

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It makes the air breathable. The oxygen released is the same oxygen you're breathing now.

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Light energy from the sun
Water (H₂O)
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Light-dependent reactions
Glucose (C₆H₁₂O₆) + Oxygen (O₂)
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The process

The reaction, step by step

Sunlight hits the leaf and chlorophyll — the green pigment — soaks up that energy to power the whole reaction.

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Plants make their own food! A leaf catches sunlight and mixes it with water and air to cook up sugar — and breathes out the oxygen that we need to live.

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