25. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts a) Are surrounded by a single membrane b) Reduce NAD+, forming NADP c) Release oxygen as a by-product d) Obtain electrons from water e) Use a hydrogen ion (proton) gradient to produce ATP

25. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts a) Are surrounded by a single membrane b) Reduce NAD+, forming NADP c) Release oxygen as a by-product d) Obtain electrons from water e) Use a hydrogen ion (proton) gradient to produce ATP

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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Problem 3VCQ: Figure 8.18 Which of the following statements is true? In photosynthesis, oxygen, carbon dioxide,...

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25. Both mitochondria and chloroplasts
a) Are surrounded by a single membrane
b) Reduce NAD+, forming NADP
c) Release oxygen as a by-product
d) Obtain electrons from water
e) Use a hydrogen ion (proton) gradient to produce ATP

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