Noelanii16 Noelanii16

25-03-2018
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Which process occurs during the light-dependent reactions in photosynthesis?
a -Water molecules are split.
b- Carbon fixation occurs.
c- 3-PGA is reduced.
d- RuBP is regenerated.

I really dont understand this unit at all ; pleeeease make sure the anser is correct because Im like.. literally failing these tests.. thank you

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angelj0613 angelj0613

25-03-2018

The answer would be A: Water Molecules are split mark me the brainiest! <3

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Аноним Аноним

25-03-2018

The answer is water molecules are split. The water split using the energy of light and also form ATP to provide energy for carbon fixation in dark reaction.

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