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Beesker recommends 'Chemistry for Biologists' as the world's best website on photosynthesis

Click here for 'Chemistry for Biologists', selected by Beesker as the world's best website on photosynthesis.

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ABOUT 'CHEMISTRY FOR BIOLOGISTS'

The Chemistry for Biologists website is published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, based in London, England. It is aimed at students of age 16 plus taking Biology or related subjects. It is also intended to be of use to first year university students.

The website contains a substantial section on photosynthesis. This covers topics including: Leaves & Leaf Structure, Chloroplast & Photosynthetic Membranes, Stages of Photosynthesis, Chemiosmosis and ATP Synthesis, Cyclis Phosphorylation, and Factors Affecting the Rate of Photosynthesis.

There is also a section enabling users to test their knowledge of photosynthesis, containing ten multiple choice questions.

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