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What happens when light strikes green plant pigments? A: NADPH becomes NADP B: glucose is split in half C: ATP becomes ADP D: electrons become excited

What happens when light strikes green plant pigments? A: NADPH becomes NADP B: glucose is split in half C: ATP becomes ADP D: electrons become excited
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What happens when light strikes green plant pigments?

A: NADPH becomes NADP
B: glucose is split in half
C: ATP becomes ADP
D: electrons become excited

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correct answer is D:electrons become excited

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User Peter Paul Kiefer
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the answer is D. the electrons will be come excited
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