Biochemistry
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Chapter 20, Problem 16P
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A possible biochemical explanation for the given transition is to be stated.
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Photosynthesis is a reaction in which carbon dioxide and water combines together in the presence of sunlight to form glucose and oxygen. The organelle of plants which helps in the conduction of photosynthesis at where the chlorophyll traps the energy obtained from sunlight is known as chloroplasts.
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