In non-cyclic reactions of photosynthesis, electrons from chlorophyll molecules in photosystem-I are used in the formation of NADPH. What is the source of such electrons?

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In non-cyclic reactions of photosynthesis, electrons from chlorophyll molecules in photosystem-I are used in the formation of NADPH. What is the source of such electrons? (A) Light (B) NADPH (C) Photosystem-I (D) Photosystem-II, which splits water molecule

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In non-cyclic reaction of photosynthesis, electrons from chlorophyll molecules in photosystem I are used in the formation of NADPH. The source of those electrons is photosystem II which splits water molecule.

Q. In non-cyclic reactions of photosynthesis, electrons from chlorophyll molecules in photosystem-I are used in the formation of NADPH. What is the source of such electrons?

Light

NADPH

Photosystem-I

Photosystem-II, which splits water molecule

In non-cyclic reaction of photosynthesis, electrons from chlorophyll molecules in photosystem I are used in the formation of NADPH. The source of those electrons is photosystem II which splits water molecule.