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Calvin used in his experiment, for tracing out the path of carbon.
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The correct option is A Chlorella
In 1961 the American scientist Melvin Calvin won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. He described the process by which carbon dioxide and water, with the help of sunlight, are turned into oxygen and organic materials. This process has since been named photosynthesis. For his experiments, Calvin used the freshwater algae Chlorella.
In 1961 the American scientist Melvin Calvin won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. He described the process by which carbon dioxide and water, with the help of sunlight, are turned into oxygen and organic materials. This process has since been named photosynthesis. For his experiments, Calvin used the freshwater algae Chlorella.
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