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What subatomic particle needs energy for it to become "excited" and contribute to the chemical reactions of photosynthesis?
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What subatomic particle needs energy for it to become "excited" and

contribute to the chemical reactions of photosynthesis?

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The electron

Step-by-step explanation:

The electron needs to be "excited" or have sufficient amount of energy to take part in reactions for covalent bonding, ionic bonding or metallic bonding.

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