Flash‐induced absorption changes in the UV have been monitored with nanosecond time resolution in oxygen‐evolving photosystem II complexes fromSynechococcussp. At 260 nm, the oxidation of the immediate donor to Chl‐a+II(P‐680+) in the 10–500 ns range could be observed directly. The difference extinction coefficient for its oxidation is estimated to be 6000–8000 M−1·cm−1at 260 nm. The observed kinetics for the oxidation of the donor is identical with the reduction kinetics of Chl‐a+IIas monitored at 824 nm. At 320 nm, the reduction of QAwas found to be faster than 1 ns.
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