what is the overall efficiency of energy conversion if 1 mole of ATP is formed per 2 equivalents of electrons excited by red light.
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ATP in the form of ADP ....
The overall efficiency of energy conversion if one mole of ATP is formed per two equal lengths of electron excited by red light the due to the following reasons:
- The ratio to the energy road to the energy of light absorbed the energy efficiency of photosynthesis.
- The difference between the gaseous oxygen content and the energy of water react and carbon dioxide and compounds products stored chemical energy.
- Many products are formed which vary with the plants species and environmental conditions are the reason for the estimation of amount of energy stored.
- For approximate storage if the equation for glucose formation given earlier is used in the production of one mole that is 6.02 × 1023 molecules of oxygen and one - sixth mole of glucose result in the storage of 117 kiloCalories of chemical energy.
- According to Einstein equation the energy of photon is e = hc/λ the wavelength of red light is 80 NM and has an energy of about 42 kilo calories.
- During photosynthesis the energy of light used is approximately 50 kcal.