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Introduction Photosynthesis is the fundamental process by which plants and other organisms use light energy to produce organic compounds, such as sugars (form of carbohydrate), from carbon dioxide and water. One of the most important of these sugars is glucose. Glucose synthesis depends upon abiotic factors such as light intensity and temperature, and upon biotic factors, such as chlorophyll levels in the plant's leaves and the surface area of the plant which is exposed to light. In this experiment we use a Colorimeter to follow the levels of glucose synthesized in terrestrial plants.
Equipment einstein™Tablet with MiLAB or Android /IOS Tablet with MiLAB and einstein™LabMate Colorimeter Plant with at least 20 - 40 leaves (Coleus, Pelergonium or Jasminum fruticans are good choices)