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Fill in Oxygen NADPH Light energy Water Carotenoid Carbon dioxide ATP Chlorophyll a Glucose ATP Synthase...

  1. Fill in

Oxygen

NADPH

Light energy

Water

Carotenoid

Carbon dioxide

ATP

Chlorophyll a

Glucose

ATP Synthase
  1. _______________ accessory pigment of photosynthesis
  1. _______________ main photosynthetic pigment
  1. _______________ Released by plant cells into atmosphere
  1. _______________ Made when ADP and Phosphate bond
  1. _______________ 2 reactants in photosynthesis
  1. _______________ 2 products in photosynthesis
  1. _______________ can be viewed as a visible spectrum
  1. _______________ reflects green light
  1. _______________ carries electrons from light dependent reaction to Calvin cycle
  1. _______________ ultimate energy source for life

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  1. _Carotenoid_is accessory pigment of photosynthesis
  1. __Chlorophyll a ___ main photosynthetic pigment
  1. ___Oxygen is___Released by plant cells into atmosphere
  1. _____ATP___ Made when ADP and Phosphate bond
  1. _____Carbon dioxide and water are___2 reactants in photosynthesis
  1. ____Glucose and Oxygen are____2 products in photosynthesis
  1. ____Light energy___ can be viewed as a visible spectrum
  1. __Chlorophyll a____reflects green light
  1. ___NADPH___ carries electrons from light dependent reaction to Calvin cycle
  1. ___ATP__ ultimate energy source for life

The process of photosynthesis occurs in two main types of reaction - light reaction and dark reaction.

In light reaction, the Clorophyll a alongwith its acessory pigments (carotenoids) absorbs light energy of visible spectrum and carry out breakdown of water to release oxygen and absorbs electrons. The electrons are further transferred to elctron acceptors of light reaction. light reaction leads to formation of NADPH.

NADPH carries these electrons for their use in calvin cycle.

gladiator answered 2 years ago
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