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In the electron transport chain, where do the electrons come from? Group of answer choices a)NADH & FADH2 b)FADH2 c)P680 d)NADH e)chlorophyll

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In the electron transport chain, where do the electrons come from?

Group of answer choices

a)NADH & FADH2

b)FADH2

c)P680

d)NADH

e)chlorophyll

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