Advanced Placement • College • High School / Biology
Plant Pigments
Students analyze spinach pigments and chloroplasts using paper chromatography, a colorimeter, and a spectrometer to understand how plants capture light for photosynthesis.
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Standards Correlations
| IB Topics | AP Topics |
|---|---|
| 2.9 | 2-1.A; 2-1.I; 2-1.J; 2-2.A; 2-2.K; 2-4.C; 4-1.F; 4-3.A |
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