Glucose molecule in photosynthesis

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Question: Estimate how many photons of light are minimally required to build one glucose molecule in photosynthesis (2 - G3P molecules) and describe your answer (assume 3 protons must travel through the ATP synthase to make a single ATP molecule.

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