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    Difference Between:: Chemosynthesis Photosynthesis

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    Chemosynthesis and photosynthesis are two processes by which organisms synthesize organic compounds. Chemosynthesis uses chemical energy from inorganic chemicals while photosynthesis uses energy from sunlight. Chemosynthetic organisms are called chemotrophs and do not use pigments, while photosynthetic organisms are called phototrophs and use pigments like chlorophyll to harness sunlight for energy.

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    Chemosynthesis and photosynthesis are two processes by which organisms synthesize organic compounds. Chemosynthesis uses chemical energy from inorganic chemicals while photosynthesis uses energy from sunlight. Chemosynthetic organisms are called chemotrophs and do not use pigments, while photosynthetic organisms are called phototrophs and use pigments like chlorophyll to harness sunlight for energy.

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    Chemosynthesis and photosynthesis are two processes by which organisms synthesize organic compounds. Chemosynthesis uses chemical energy from inorganic chemicals while photosynthesis uses energy from sunlight. Chemosynthetic organisms are called chemotrophs and do not use pigments, while photosynthetic organisms are called phototrophs and use pigments like chlorophyll to harness sunlight for energy.

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    Chemosynthesis and photosynthesis are two processes by which organisms synthesize organic compounds. Chemosynthesis uses chemical energy from inorganic chemicals while photosynthesis uses energy from sunlight. Chemosynthetic organisms are called chemotrophs and do not use pigments, while photosynthetic organisms are called phototrophs and use pigments like chlorophyll to harness sunlight for energy.

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    Jem Chaela Beatrix J.

    Gonzaga 5/22/23
    11-Provincia Italiae

    WRITTEN ACTIVITY: HOMEWORK

    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN:
    CHEMOSYNTHESIS PHOTOSYNTHESIS
    Is the process which Is the process which
    synthesizes the organic synthesizes organic
    compounds in the cell by compounds by the energy
    the energy generated from obtained from the sunlight.
    chemical reaction.
    Energy source is sunlight.
    Energy source is the
    chemical energy stored in Photosynthetic organisms
    inorganic chemicals. are collectively called
    phototrophs
    Chemosynthetic organisms
    are collectively called Chlorophyll, carotenoids &
    chemotrophs phycobilins are the
    pigments involved
    No pigments are involved

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