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( 8 ) or else the hypothesis that chlorophyll acts as a donor of hydrogen in photosynthesis should be abandoned. Acknowledgments.-We wish to thank Professors G. K. Rollefson and J. Franck for many helpful suggestions and discussions. We are indebted to Professor E. 0. Lawrence and members of the Radiation Laboratory, particularly Dr. M. D. Kamen, for the tritium samples.
Summary 1. The formation of chlorophyll containing T could not be detected during photosynthesis of
