how oxygen is produced in plants
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: By using the energy of sunlight, plants can convert carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates and oxygen in a process called photosynthesis. As photosynthesis requires sunlight, this process only happens during the day.
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Explanation:
photon particles(collectively called as light)strikes the photosystems 1 and 2 in chloroplast's thylakoid membrane.These photons are used to carry electrons inside stroma (like cytoplasm in cell) of the thylakoid cells .then these electrons are used to power up nad+ and fad+ to fadh and nadh .then these fadh and nadh are used in calvin cycle to produce glucose for use of plants.
This is the main fact about photosynthesis .then where is h2o and o2
thats occurs in photosystematic process .we discusssed that electron inside stroma is carried by photons to power up nadh etc .when these electrons became insufficent plant splits the h2o or water (absorbed by roots) to obatain electrons .you may ask that where is the electrons are coming from.thats going to the bonding fact .you may know that h2 and o are bonded by electron bonding .so when their bond is splited up the bonding electrons will be released.so the electrons are carried and further processses continue
this may be a long answer ---but hopes you understand
oh i forgot to tell the answer ;when h2o is splited up along with electrons 2 hydrogen and one oxygen is released.inThis oxygen is released as a by product