Where do the plants get energy to break down the water molecule during photosynthesis?

Question

Where do the plants get energy to break down the water molecule during photosynthesis?

Answer 1

They get it from sunrays...

Answer 2

The energy comes from sunlight, the same driving force as for photosynthesis.  The process is actually called photolysis (photo-light, and lysis-to spilt)

Answer 3

they absorb energy from the sun with their chlorophyll

Answer 4

The chlorophyll molecule traps sunlight and gets exited...the energy produced results in the PHOTOLYSIS of water into H2 and 02