How to pronounce“nadph”in English

Stage 2 is all about using the energy from those ATPs and NADPHs that we created in Stage 1 to produce something actually useful for the plant.

This time, all of that energy will be used to help make NADPH, which, like ATP, exists solely to carry energy around.

These transformations are powered by the ATP battery made way back in the light-dependent reactions, along with electrons from the NADPH electron bank.

it's NADP+, and when it takes on those 2 electrons and one hydrogen ion, it becomes NADPH.

So some ATP slams a phosphate group onto the 3-Phosphoglycerate, and then NADPH pops some electrons on and, voila, we have two molecules of Glyceraldehyde

We also need 9 molecules of ATP and 6 molecules of NADPH, so with all

So, what we're left with now, after the light dependent reactions is chemical energy in the form of ATPs and NADPHs.