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For a given molecule ( e.g. N2 or O2 ) which requires more energy photoionization or photodissociation? Group of answer choices A) photoionization B) photodissociation

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Chapter54: Ecosystems And Global Change

Section54.3: Nutrient Cycling In Ecosystems

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6.) For a given molecule ( e.g. N₂ or O₂ ) which requires more energy photoionization or photodissociation?

Group of answer choices

A) photoionization

B) photodissociation

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