process is best illustrated by the diagram? A. Cellular respiration B. Digestion C. Fermentation D. Photosynthesis 12 H,0 in C.HO, out CHLOROPHYLL 6 H,0 out ENZYMES 60, out 6 CO, in 5. The most common leaf color would be green. Why do we only see green color? A. Chlorophyll absorbs all colors of light but it just shows the green color. B. Chlorophyll absorbs the green coloration thus it is what we can observe. C. Chlorophyll reflects the green color and absorbs all the other color. D. Chlorophyll releases the green coloration through the energy it absorbs. 6. ATP + H2O → ADP + Pi+ free energy + H* is the equation fro what process? C. Photosynthesis A. Hydrolysis Phosphorvlation D. Respiration B

process is best illustrated by the diagram? A. Cellular respiration B. Digestion C. Fermentation D. Photosynthesis 12 H,0 in C.HO, out CHLOROPHYLL 6 H,0 out ENZYMES 60, out 6 CO, in 5. The most common leaf color would be green. Why do we only see green color? A. Chlorophyll absorbs all colors of light but it just shows the green color. B. Chlorophyll absorbs the green coloration thus it is what we can observe. C. Chlorophyll reflects the green color and absorbs all the other color. D. Chlorophyll releases the green coloration through the energy it absorbs. 6. ATP + H2O → ADP + Pi+ free energy + H* is the equation fro what process? C. Photosynthesis A. Hydrolysis Phosphorvlation D. Respiration B

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Chapter8: Photosynthesis

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