Photosynthesis: The Light Dependent Stage | A-level Biology | OCR, AQA, Edexcel

[@Inthelobbyy]

Is there a video that goes onto talk about Photophosphorylation ???

[@oliverburgess9458]

we need photophosphorylation otherwise its not the light-dependent stage its only photolysis Probably change the video title to not confuse people

[@muzakiryounis8893]

Yes that's me right now

[@paulseoighemcgee5772]

In fairness now , you and Miss Estruch and the clearest tutors on YT . Well done for that !

[@ZootyTooter]

KZbin needs more channels like this

[@lewisrobinson-burns1597]

Why isn’t the chlorophyll mentioned once in this video

[@bastiatintheandes4958]

At last I've found well explained and well pronounced content on the issue. Thaaaaanks.

[@whatseveryonelookingfor7023]

Is that a hit on the generous Indian tutors posting free content on KZbin? Is that what you do to repay them when u find a better one?! Raymond- can you even?

[@IzzyTye]

@Jerry Harvey LMAOOO imagine tryna advertise on a biology a level video on youtube using two fake accounts I'm deaddddddddd

[@clarissanuesch2892]

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! making a level so much easier!! can you please do a whole unit 4 exam and revision video?

[@janeodaniels3633]

This is so good. Very easy to understand and enjoyable. Thank you!

[@ButterflySimmer]

Thank you, my teacher was trying to teach this over meetup but he didn't really use it probably and looking at his PowerPoint a bit confusing XD, thank you very much

[@willstubbs8878]

Does this video carry on directly into the one on the Light Independent Stage?

[@damxe1698]

thank you, this is very understandable and helpful!

[@honeybee_147]

where is the rest of the video???

[@hawadiajane4502]

The video has made understand more thanks

[@himarktuan]

thanks so much !!!

[@astrosung]

mark hehe

[@lucystanden291]

Thanks for the video - it's helping loads with my RHS L3 revision. Not sure why Phosphorus is written as Pi though (1:50 in the video). It may be something covered in A-level that isn't needed in my exams... but I love to learn so am asking the question! Thanks again

[@PaulWilliams-zr6yj]

Inorganic phosphate

[@parthicus5052]

you didnt talk about the pigments that absorb the light in PS2, such as chlorophyl a and b, and also accessory pigments. and also more information about what happens after PS2

[@MandolinSunrise]

Great resource, many thanks.

[@Tobi0229]

Is there a video that goes over the photophosphorylation ?

[@ДанчеАтанасова-е3м]

THANK YOU SO MUCH 💖💖💖

[@MuhammadAhmed11]

Good work

[@TheRealD3Y]

This is just photolysis... the video should have said photo lysis. This wasted my time. 👀

[@so77tom]

Y is the Arabic translation interrupting this amazing explaination...it's jus hiding stuff

[@mohamedghassenmahjoub6076]

press c to remove it

[@karthisivaganesh3538]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZm5dJ-cbZdqetk - this is a good video on the light dependent and independent stage. It's shorter and to the point as well. Maybe good to watch

[@bobbobman4112]

well it was a cool thing

[@primeoneschoolaccount3205]

🙂

[@thepcbmclassesphysicschemi5022]

THE BASIC CONCEPTS VIDEO: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6GyfnqbbrqEZqs

[@minaltariq1191]

If photolysis process does not occur ... So , does the ATP will be produced ... ?

[@Mortube2023]

in ur mum

[@swee_zaide]

@@Mortube2023 wtf?

[@blazebangerz3122]

@@swee_zaide yooo the atp is produced in his mum waz wrong with that.

[@swee_zaide]

@@blazebangerz3122 oh yea

[@yunussicakozul2223]

ASSALAMUN ALEYKOM

[@ZootyTooter]

Eat your cereal

[@Globalz_Haqq]

beanz :P

[@michaelsienkaah654]

You are too much