alleryStart learning →Scientists first expected the primary CO2 acceptor to have how many carbons?
ATwo
BFour
CSix
DSeven
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Two
Since the first product was a 3-carbon acid, they expected a 2-carbon acceptor and searched for it for years.
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