Engineering, 05.05.2021 17:10 trinityanne1738

A biologist took a sample of chlorophyll (used for photosynthesis) from the leaf of a plant and ran it through a spectrometer, Which of the following is a reasonable conclusion from the data? The chlorophyll would not appear blue to the naked eye, because it is allowing blue wavelengths to transmit through.

The chlorophyll would appear blue to the naked eye, because it is allowing blue wavelengths to transmit through.

The chlorophyll would appear red to the naked eye, because it is allowing red wavelengths to transmit through (different question)

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