Isotopes used in the photosynthetic experiments by scientists were
$C^{11}$ and $P^{32}$ .
$C^{15}$ and $P^{32}$ .
$C^{14}$ and $O^{18}$ .
$C^{16}$ and $P^{15}$ .

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Isotopes used in the photosynthetic experiments by scientists were C-11- and P-32-C-15- and P-32-C-14- and O-18-C-16- and P-15-

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Radioisotopes- like heavy isotopes of-xA0-carbon -i-e- C14- and oxygen -i-e- O18- were used in photosynthesis- C14 labelled carbon dioxide was used by Calvin and coworkers to trace the path of carbon in dark reaction- whereas water containing O18 was used by Ruben and Kamen to confirm that the source of oxygen released in photosynthesis is water not carbon dioxide-

Isotopes used in the photosynthetic experiments by scientists were C11 and P32.C15 and P32.C14 and O18.C16 and P15.

Isotopes used in the photosynthetic experiments by scientists were
$C^{11}$ and $P^{32}$ .
$C^{15}$ and $P^{32}$ .
$C^{14}$ and $O^{18}$ .
$C^{16}$ and $P^{15}$ .