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Okay, so problem two says in photosynthesis, some of the energy capture by chlorophyll is used to split what? and the options are a, co2, b, a, tp, c, nadph, d, h2o, and.
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So first of all, we know that photosynthesis takes a light of, energy and conversant into chemical energy.
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But what's so special about photosynthesis that we also know? why do we like plants so much? well, it takes in carbon dioxide and it spits out oxygen.
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So the question is, how does it get that oxygen? well, in photosynthesis, it uses an electron transport chain, a final electron acceptor.
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And that final electronic scepter is created is the oxygen.
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And it's created through the splitting of water.
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And that's mainly because we want to take away some of those hydrogens for our chemoasmotic phosphorylation.
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Because we care more later on about this.
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We don't, about creating atp.
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We don't really care so much in photosynthesis about getting oxygen.
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But that oxygen comes from the splitting of water.
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We don't want to split atp...