What products from the ""light"" reactions are used in the ""dark"" reactions?

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liubo4ka [24]2 years ago

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Answer: Photosynthesis: The process of synthesis of food form inorganic raw materials in chlorophyll

The reactants are water and carbon dioxide while glucose, water, and oxygen are products

Dark reactions occur in the grana of chlorophyll, and get energy from ATP and NADPH.

The reactants are water and carbon dioxide.

The products are organic sugar molecules

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