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Part A Can you match the characteristics with the correct organelle? Sort each structure or function depending on whether it describes a chloroplast or a mitochondrion. contains thylakoids organelle of cellular respiration produces CO2 as a waste product found only in plant cells and some algae organelle of photosynthesis harvests chemical energy from food produces O2 as a waste product converts solar energy to chemical energy found in both animal cells and plant cells Chloroplast Mitochondrion Reset Help Submit Request Answer

          Part A
Can you match the characteristics with the correct organelle?
Sort each structure or function depending on whether it describes a chloroplast or a mitochondrion.
contains thylakoids
organelle of cellular respiration
produces CO2 as a waste product
found only in plant cells and some algae
organelle of photosynthesis
harvests chemical energy from food
produces O2 as a waste product
converts solar energy to chemical energy
found in both animal cells and plant cells
Chloroplast
Mitochondrion
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Part A
Can you match the characteristics with the correct organelle?
Sort each structure or function depending on whether it describes a chloroplast or a mitochondrion.
contains thylakoids
organelle of cellular respiration
produces CO2 as a waste product
found only in plant cells and some algae
organelle of photosynthesis
harvests chemical energy from food
produces O2 as a waste product
converts solar energy to chemical energy
found in both animal cells and plant cells
Chloroplast
Mitochondrion
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00:02 So we'll segregate chloroplast and mitochondria.

00:08 So we'll arrange the given options in either mitochondria or chloroplast.

00:15 So the first option contains thylacoids is a statement regarding, it is a term regarding chloroplast.

00:24 So contains thylacoids.

00:27 So the organal of cellular respiration is mitochondrial.

00:33 So this is organal of cellular respiration.

00:41 We'll write it as cr.

00:43 So the third one produces carbon dioxide as a waste product.

00:47 So mitochondria is a cellular organol produces carbon dioxide as waste product.

00:53 However in chloroplast, carbon dioxide is utilized to form the major storage protein.

00:59 So storage carbohydide that is starch.

01:02 So the carbon dioxide donates the carbon atom to form starch.

01:07 So mitochondria uses carbon dioxide as a waste product.

01:11 So it is found only in plant cells and in some algae.

01:14 It is a chloroplast found in plants and algae.

01:21 So the next is organal of photosynthesis.

01:24 So the chloroplast is obviously the organel of photosynthesis.

01:30 We'll write it as ps.

01:31 The next one is harvest chemical energy from food.

01:36 So the organelles is mitochondria chemical energy from food.

01:46 So chemical energy in the sense we refer to adenosine triphosphate from food.

01:51 So the food substance produces energy...

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