4. Below are listed the equations for photosynthesis and for bioluminescence. What do you notice about the two equations? Photosynthesis Light + 6CO, + 6 H,0 ? C,H1,06 + 60, Bioluminescence Luciferin + 02 oxyluciferin + light

4. Below are listed the equations for photosynthesis and for bioluminescence. What do you notice about the two equations? Photosynthesis Light + 6CO, + 6 H,0 ? C,H1,06 + 60, Bioluminescence Luciferin + 02 oxyluciferin + light

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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Problem 8TYK: The oxygen released by photosynthesis comes from: a. CO2. b. H2O. c. light. d. NADPH. e. electrons.

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4. Below are listed the equations for
photosynthesis and for bioluminescence. What
do you notice about the two equations?
Photosynthesis
Light 4
+ 6CO, + 6 H,O ? C,H,O6 + 60,
12
Bioluminescence
Luciferin + O2
oxyluciferin +
light

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