Understand The Difference Between Active And Passive Transport

The ways in which molecules move through the membrane demands active and passive transport of hydrogen ions (H+) that work as an essential function on stomach cells and for converting light energy to chemical energy in the chloroplasts during photosynthesis, and for converting glucose to ATP in the mitochondria during cellular respiration. In order to understand the differences and similarities of how energy flows through these function, let me begin by defining the hydrogen ions; active and passive transport.
Active transport of H+ occurs through the proton pumps and powered by the handoff of electrons. The passive transport or protons occurs through the ATP synthase and powered by ATP. Photosynthesis occurs when the light energy (kinetic