Which two substances does a thylakoid need in order to produce substances that store chemical energy? A. NADPH B. ADP C. NADP+ D. ATP SUBMIT

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Dennis Best · Answer 1 · 2024-12-21T04:08:13+0000

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A. NADPH

B. ADP

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Thylakoid needs NADPH and ADP to produce ATP and Oxygen as by products during the process of photosynthesis. NADPH carries the electrons that are generated during the light dependent reactions and ADP will be converted to ATP using these electrons.

Which two substances does a thylakoid need in order to produce substances that store chemical energy? A. NADPH B. ADP C. NADP+ D. ATP SUBMIT

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