What happens when light hits the pigment in photosystem II? A. It alters the shape of the photosystem II, allowing the light to pass into the thylakoids.

B. It sets off a reaction that releases water molecules into the inner space of the thylakoids.

C. It alters the shape of the photosystem II protein, releasing the water-splitting enzyme.

D. It sets off a reaction that moves energy through the proteins of the thylakoids membrane.

D

Explanation:

When a photon hit photosystem II, light energy absorbed by one of the pigments in photosystem II, energy is carried from one pigment to another and reach down to the reaction center.

It sets off a reaction that moves energy through the proteins of the thylakoids membrane.

Explanation:

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