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Digital ACT Science Practice Question #1476

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Researchers exposed aquatic Elodea sprigs to light of different wavelengths for 30 minutes and counted the number of oxygen bubbles produced: - Violet (400 nm): 42 bubbles - Blue (450 nm): 58 bubbles - Green (550 nm): 6 bubbles - Yellow (590 nm): 14 bubbles - Red (660 nm): 52 bubbles Which of the following best explains why Elodea produced the fewest bubbles under 550 nm light?
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Plants look green because they REFLECT green light, generating the fewest bubbles.

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Chlorophyll reflects green light (550 nm), meaning minimal light energy is absorbed to drive photosynthesis....

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