The protons formed by splitting of water are released in the

Question

The protons formed by splitting of water are released in the (A) Lumen of the thylakoids (B) Outer side of the membrane (C) Both (1) (2) (D) Stroma of chloroplast

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When a photon of light strikes the reaction centre of PS II, it emites an electron. Two H 2 O molecules bind to an enzyme at reaction centre and enzyme splits the water and H +are released in the lumen and also O 2, is produced.

Q. The protons formed by splitting of water are released in the

Lumen of the thylakoids

Outer side of the membrane

Both (1) & (2)

Stroma of chloroplast

When a photon of light strikes the reaction centre of PS II, it emites an electron. Two $H_{2} O$ molecules bind to an enzyme at reaction centre and enzyme splits the water and $H^{+}$ are released in the lumen and also $O_{2}$ , is produced.

Q. The protons formed by splitting of water are released in the

Lumen of the thylakoids

Outer side of the membrane

Both (1) & (2)

Stroma of chloroplast

When a photon of light strikes the reaction centre of PS II, it emites an electron. Two H2​O molecules bind to an enzyme at reaction centre and enzyme splits the water and H+are released in the lumen and also O2​, is produced.

When a photon of light strikes the reaction centre of PS II, it emites an electron. Two $H_{2} O$ molecules bind to an enzyme at reaction centre and enzyme splits the water and $H^{+}$ are released in the lumen and also $O_{2}$ , is produced.