Identify each statement below as True or False. * Another name for phase I of photosynthesis is electron transport. Phase I of photosynthesis stores energy in NADPH molecules. Photosynthesis takes place inside the mitochondria. Energy is stored in water molecules during phase I of photosynthesis. Phase I of photosynthesis is also known a the light- dependent reactions. Photosynthesis phase I stores energy that is used to power phase II. Phase I of photosynthesis stores energy in ATP molecules. Phase I of photosynthesis can only take place when light is available. Light is not required for phase I of photosynthesis. The process of photosynthesis takes in the chloroplasts of a cell. place True ο ο ο ο ο ο ο ο False O о

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Identify each statement below as True or False. *
Another name for phase I of
photosynthesis is electron
transport.
Phase I of photosynthesis
stores energy in NADPH
molecules.
Photosynthesis takes place
inside the mitochondria.
Energy is stored in water
molecules during phase I of
photosynthesis.
Phase I of photosynthesis is
also known a the light-
dependent reactions.
Photosynthesis phase I
stores energy that is used to
power phase II.
Phase I of photosynthesis
stores energy in ATP
molecules.
Phase I of photosynthesis
can only take place when
light is available.
Light is not required for
phase I of photosynthesis.
The process of
photosynthesis takes
in the chloroplasts of a cell.
place
True
ο ο ο ο ο ο ο ο
False
O
о
Transcribed Image Text:Identify each statement below as True or False. * Another name for phase I of photosynthesis is electron transport. Phase I of photosynthesis stores energy in NADPH molecules. Photosynthesis takes place inside the mitochondria. Energy is stored in water molecules during phase I of photosynthesis. Phase I of photosynthesis is also known a the light- dependent reactions. Photosynthesis phase I stores energy that is used to power phase II. Phase I of photosynthesis stores energy in ATP molecules. Phase I of photosynthesis can only take place when light is available. Light is not required for phase I of photosynthesis. The process of photosynthesis takes in the chloroplasts of a cell. place True ο ο ο ο ο ο ο ο False O о
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