>You could say the light acts as a catalyst for the production of >energy. You could say that, but, then you'd be wrong, plain and simple. A catalyst, be definition is not changed or used up in the "net equation", even though it may undergo change at some intermediate steps, it is regenerated to yield a net change in the catalyst of zero, zilch, nada... In the photosynthesis equation however, you see photons come in, but none go out at the end, then end up getting used up to move electrons up the potential barriers in the electron transport chain. This is most *definitely* NOT a catalytic reaction... Sorry to pick nits but... I have nothing better to do while I'm running a backup and talking to my father in law :^) -Carl-
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