One version of this molecule found in purple bacteria can accept electrons from hydrogen sulfide instead of water.
One version of this molecule found in purple bacteria can accept electrons from hydrogen sulfide instead of water. Along with carotenoids, this molecule is found in the thylakoid membrane, and its (*) a and b types can be separated by paper chromatography. Forming the reaction centers of Photosystems I and II, this pigment molecule absorbs light in the red, blue, and violet wavelengths. Giving plants their characteristic color by reflecting green light, name this pigment molecule that captures the light energy used to power photosynthesis.
One version of this molecule found in purple bacteria can accept electrons from hydrogen sulfide instead of water.
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