#1: Fill in this concept map depicting the major steps in photosynthesis in the chloroplast: H2O absorption of A1 absorption of A1 A2 e- A3 e- A4 e- Photosystem I containing A5 containing A7 pumps A6 transfers A9 A8 to produce synthesizes Word Bank: Electron Transport Chain ATP Synthase Calvin Cycle Light NADPH ATP A10 A11 Chlorophyll Protons CO2 Photosystem II Electrons O2 A12 synthesizes G3P (Sugar Building Block)
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H2O absorption occurs in the Photosystem II containing Chlorophyll. This process leads to the release of O2 and Electrons. Show more…
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