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How do electrons gain energy in photosystem I? A. They take energy from the ATP molecules B. They absorb photons. C. They use energy from a hydrogen ion pump D. They use energy in the form of glucose.
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How do electrons gain energy in photosystem I?

A. They take energy from the ATP molecules

B. They absorb photons.

C. They use energy from a hydrogen ion pump

D. They use energy in the form of glucose.

User Arko Elsenaar
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It’s B they absorb protons
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Answer is B. They absorb photons from sunlight.
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