For assimilation of 1 mole of glucose how many photophosphorylation are necessary
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6 cycles , i hope this will help you
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a glucose molecule contain 6 carbon atoms and one cylce abe to fix only one carbon for glucose so it requires 6 cylces for fixing 6 carbon atoms for glucose
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Photophosphorylation Process
Explanation:
- One molecule of Glucose 18 ATP and 12 NADPH2 atoms are reqiured. As per my understanding,6 turns of cyclic and non-cyclic photophosphorylation is required to produce one atom of glucose
- 30 moles of ATP are delivered per beginning mole of glucose. Cellular respiration can be separated into 5 stages, and every one of them aside from the first occurs inside mitochondria. Changes over 1 atom of glucose into 2 particles of pyruate
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