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Which type of cell transport is used by chloroplasts to make hydrogen (H*) ions move against their concentration gradient? O A. Exocytosis O B. Passive transport O C. Active tra…

Which type of cell transport is used by chloroplasts to make hydrogen (H*) ions move against their concentration gradient? O A. Exocytosis O B. Passive transport O C. Active tra…
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Which type of cell transport is used by chloroplasts to make hydrogen (H*) ions move against their concentration gradient?

O A. Exocytosis
O B. Passive transport
O C. Active transport
O D. Diffusion ​

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The answer to the question is C

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