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Where does the electron-acceptor molecule transfer electrons? photosystem 1 photosystem II the thylakoid space the electron transport system

Where does the electron-acceptor molecule transfer electrons? photosystem 1 photosystem II the thylakoid space the electron transport system
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Where does the electron-acceptor molecule

transfer electrons?
photosystem 1
photosystem II
the thylakoid space
the electron transport system

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Answer: A.) photosystem I

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User David Plumpton
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Answer:

The answer is photosystem 1

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