What is the function of the chemiosmotic process in a mitochondrion?

A) to produce food

b) to produce the chemical energetic for Calvin benson cycle

C) to produce oxygen

D) to produce ATP

E) to generate light

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Biology

Caitlin Mccarthy

8 June, 22:27

What is the function of the chemiosmotic process in a mitochondrion?

A) to produce food

b) to produce the chemical energetic for Calvin benson cycle

C) to produce oxygen

D) to produce ATP

E) to generate light

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Orlando Duncan · Answer 1

To produce ATP

Explanation:

to produce ATP

Adalynn · Answer 2

D, to produce ATP

Explanation:

Chemiosmotic is involved in the process of adenosine triphosphate, which is known as the ATP and if you didn't know ... ATP is the main molecule used for energy by the cell. In eukaryotes (eukaryotes is an organism contaning cell or cells which the genetic material is DNA in the form of chromosomes within a distinct nucleus), the ATP is produced as within a process of cellular respiration in the mitochondria.

What is the function of the chemiosmotic process in a mitochondrion?A) to produce foodb) to produce the chemical energetic for Calvin benson cycleC) to produce oxygenD) to produce ATPE) to generate light

What is the function of the chemiosmotic process in a mitochondrion?

A) to produce food

b) to produce the chemical energetic for Calvin benson cycle

C) to produce oxygen

D) to produce ATP

E) to generate light