The electrons are then excited in pigment system 700, which relies on longer wavelength radiation.
First proposed by Robert Hill and Derek Bendall, this process produces ATP, NADPH, and oxygen gas. Electrons are excited in pigment system 680 into the primary electron acceptor pheophytin, after which they react with several quinones while phosphorylating. The electrons are then excited in pigment system 700, which relies on longer wavelength radiation. Taking place in the thylakoid membrane of the chloroplast, FTP, what is this portion of photosynthesis relying on the absorption of photons?
First proposed by Robert Hill and Derek Bendall, this process produces ATP, NADPH, and oxygen gas.
{Light dependent} reactions (prompt on “photosynthesis” before ATP)