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When the excited chlorophyll P680* passes the electron to pheophytin, it converts to high-power P680*, that could oxidize the tyrosineZ (or YZ) molecule by ripping off considered one of its hydrogen atoms. The high-energy oxidized tyrosine gives off its strength and returns to the floor nation by means of taking on a proton and casting off an electron from the oxygen-evolving complex and in the long run from water. Kok’s S-state diagram suggests the reactions of water splitting within the oxygen-evolving complex.