Water provides electrons, hydrogens, and oxygen in photosystem I. The resulting electrons in photosystem I

A. replace the electrons lost by chlorophylls.
B. are added to hydrogens so they can be transported across the thylakoid membranes more easily.
C. directly pass through ATP synthase enzymes to activate them in transforming ADP to ATP.
D. are added back to oxygen.
E. are used by the rubisco enzyme to complete carbon fixation with RuBP and CO2.


A. replace the electrons lost by chlorophylls.

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