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What is the significance of photolysis of water in photophosphorylation? What happens to each product of this process?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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  • Photolysis of water in the presence of sunlight is the breakdown of the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen.

  • During the first photosynthesis step, ps-II (p680) absorbs the light energy.

  • The chlorophyll electrons are energized to the excited state and absorbed by the electron acceptor.
Answered by Anonymous
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Photolysis of water in the presence of sunlight is the breakdown of the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen. During the first photosynthesis step, ps-II (p680) absorbs the light energy. The chlorophyll electrons are energized to the excited state and absorbed by the electron acceptor.

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