The tiny superscripts say how many electrons live in each orbital, the letters represent the orbitals that are available, and the big numbers say which energy level the orbitals are found in.
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The right option of this question is (A).
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When the light absorbs by the photosynthetic apparatus, the water molecules break down to produce essential material to continue the photosynthetic cycle as electron and H-ions. The H-ions becomes stored in thylakoid chamber and passed through the ATP synthetic machines to refill the ADP or AMP molecules. The generated electron passes through the various stages of photosynthetic series to finally produce the NADPH which also acts as energy transfer compound. At the PSI, the electron transfer to the NADP to generate NADPH.
The carbon dioxide is produced during the respiration cycle and glucose during the Calvin Cycle. So, the right option is (A).
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To move substances against a concentration or electrochemical gradient, a cell must use energy. Active transport mechanisms do just this, expending energy (often in the form of ATP) to maintain the right concentrations of ions and molecules in living cells.
Explanation:
A and E to be exact with this answer
