What structural feature is most responsible for chlorophyll's ability to absorb

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What structural feature is most responsible for chlorophyll's ability to absorb

What structural feature is most responsible for chlorophyll's ability to absorb light?
A) The magnesium ion.
B) The conjugated double-bonds in the tetrapyrrole ring.
C) The phytol side chain.
D) An aromatic side chain attached to the tetrapyrrole ring.

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