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How is the arrangement of enzymes electron carries and photo systems designed to maximize energy capture from light?
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It really isn't arranged in any particular order, lots of natural things are in more random order and mainly depend upon systems concentrations to work. the light-dependent reactions take place on the THYLAKOIA membrace inside a chloroplast.
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