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Photosynthesis (Where does the electron that is excited by light is taken). What is the source of the electron, where does it end up?
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Photosynthesis (Where does the electron that is excited by light is taken). What is the source of the electron, where does it end up?

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The source of the light electron is the sun and it is taken in by the chlorophyll contained in the chloroplasts.

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