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Excitation of chlorophyll due to light is a
Options
(a) photooxidation reaction
(b) endergonic reaction
(c) thermochemical reaction
(d) photochemical reaction
Correct Answer:
photooxidation reaction
Explanation:
Excitation of chlorophyll due to light is a photooxidation reaction. An excited chlorophyll loses electron. Loss of electron is termed oxidation. As this oxidation occurs under the effect of light hence excitation of electron is termed photooxidation (photoslight)
Related Questions: - Which of the correct statement is incorrect cartilage
- The low temperature treatment that shortens the period between sowing and
- In acid rain, sulphuric acid accounts for
- Growth movements, in response to light are called
- Chloroplast have maximum number of which of the following enzyme?
Topics: Photosynthesis in Higher Plants
(153)
Subject: Biology
(4253)
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- Which of the correct statement is incorrect cartilage
- The low temperature treatment that shortens the period between sowing and
- In acid rain, sulphuric acid accounts for
- Growth movements, in response to light are called
- Chloroplast have maximum number of which of the following enzyme?
Topics: Photosynthesis in Higher Plants (153)
Subject: Biology (4253)
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