Chlorophyll is a molecule found in plant cells within the chloroplasts and allows plants to carry out photosynthesis by transforming solar energy into chemical energy. Being a pigment, it traps photons from the sun (solar energy) and uses this energy to energize electrons from the cell (chemical energy). Glucose is also used for the production of energy, and oxygen and carbon dioxide are molecules used for the production of sugars such as cellulose. Therefore, the answer is D chlorophyll.
