13. Starting with the electrons in water, trace the path that electrons take through the light reactions. A word bank is provided below – cut and paste each item into the appropriate blank in the table. first electron transport chain second electron transport chain P680 P700 PSI primary electron acceptor PSII primary electron acceptor NADP+ (becomes NADPH) water

13. Starting with the electrons in water, trace the path that electrons take through the light reactions. A word bank is provided below – cut and paste each item into the appropriate blank in the table. first electron transport chain second electron transport chain P680 P700 PSI primary electron acceptor PSII primary electron acceptor NADP+ (becomes NADPH) water

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Biochemistry

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Chapter21: Photosynthesis

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Problem 18P: The Overall Free Energy Change for Photosynthetic NADP+ Reduction What is the overall free energy...

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