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Question
Answer the following question.
What is the advantage of having more than one pigment molecule in a photocenter?
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Solution
Advantages of having more pigment molecules in a photo center are as follows:
- Having more than one pigment molecule in photocenter means more sunlight being captured and thus facilitating more effective light reaction.
- It will provide protection to chlorophyll molecule against photo-oxidation.
- More pigments will capture more energy to start the initial reactions, which is not possible by a single pigment.
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