After H⁺ ions release from lumen and help synthesise ATP what happens to them and how?

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Hydrogen ions pass through the ATP synthase to balance its concentration across the membrane and ATP that is produced during this process is used by the calvin cycle for the production of glucose.

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After H+ ions release from lumen and help synthesise ATP what happens to them and how?

Hydrogen ions pass through the ATP synthase to balance its concentration across the membrane and ATP that is produced during this process is used by the calvin cycle for the production of glucose.

After H⁺ ions release from lumen and help synthesise ATP what happens to them and how?