How does the production of ATP in chloroplasts differ from production in mitochondria?
A)The protons move into the stroma of chloroplasts and out of the stroma of mitochondria.
B)It relies on electrochemical potential in mitochondria and on pH gradient in chloroplasts.
C)It relies on pH gradient in mitochondria and electrochemical potential in chloroplasts.
D)The protons move into the intermembrane space in chloroplasts and into the thylakoid lumen in mitochondria.
E)The protons move into the matrix in mitochondria and into the cytoplasm in chloroplasts.

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The production of ATP in chloroplasts relies on the pH gradient across the thylakoid membrane, while production in mitochondria relies on the electrochemical potential across the inner mitochondrial membrane.

How Does the Production of ATP in Chloroplasts Differ from Production