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Where do plants store the energy formed by photosynthesis? a. in the chloroplast membrane b. in the thylakoids membrane c. in chemical bonds d. in protons

Where do plants store the energy formed by photosynthesis? a. in the chloroplast membrane b. in the thylakoids membrane c. in chemical bonds d. in protons
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Where do plants store the energy formed by photosynthesis?

a. in the chloroplast membrane

b. in the thylakoids membrane

c. in chemical bonds

d. in protons

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User Tanman
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A

Step-by-step explanation:

Im not 10p%sure but the chloroplast should be correct

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