Question

10 Explain the mechanism of photosynthesis.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The mechanism of photosynthesis is an oxidation - reduction reaction. In this process light energy is trapped by chloroplasts and the atmospheric carbon dioxide is fixed as carbon source and undergo many cycles called kerbs cycle and produce sugars as end products along with evolution of oxygen.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

the process of photosynthesis is considered as an oxidation reduction reaction activated by light absorbed by chlorophyll or A certain other substances,resulting in the evolution of oxygen from water and in the formation of reduced carbon compounds from carbon dioxide.the organisation of the reduction in the sale is not yet understood the poor photosynthetic activity of light absorbed by chlorophyll in certain red algae main be indicator of a change in this organisation .when chloroplast are isolated from the cells they are able to catalyse the photochemical deduction of certain hydrogen as a Process with evolution of oxygen from water but they are unable to reduce carbon dioxide.analyse of the path of carbon is the green plant cell both in the light and in the dark has been made possible by the use of radioactive carbon dioxide a large number of intermediate in the metabolism of the cell have been identified but as it convincing evidence regarding the specific part played by any of these compound in a particular metabolic process is lacking the metabolic system of the cell maybe analyse in term of a number of separate process but it seems Bable that this may have many states in common the reaction which must be unique to photosynthesis are those reactions involving at most two light quanta per hydrogen atom transport which result in the formation of a hydrogen Donor capable of reducing carbon dioxide comparative studies of the rate of photosynthesis and of the rate of individual states are represented for example by the chloroplast reaction and bi Akshar Studies project the most promising approach to the psychology of photosynthesis..

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