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Title: How is the electron used to produce ATP in photosynthesis Post by: holden90 on Jul 27, 2016 Just wanted to get feedback on my answer. This is for Grade 12 Biology.
ATP production in light-dependent stage of photosynthesis: When the water molecules are split in PSII, releasing the H+ ions, the energy in the electrons causes the protons to move into the lumen, resulting in a higher concentration gradient of H+ ions. ATP is produced as a result of the concentrated H+ ions moving from the lumen to the stroma, via a protein called ATP synthase, where it converts the H+ ions into ATP (chemiosmosis). Title: Re: How is the electron used to produce ATP in photosynthesis Post by: bio_man on Jul 27, 2016 Content hidden
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