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Chlorophyll f, the longest wavelength chlorophyll to date, absorbing between 707 nm in methanol and 800 nm in PSI, can present up to 10% of the chlorophyll composition in certain species of cyanobacteria when grown under far-red light [2,4,5].
These wavelengths were violaxanthin (det = 442 nm), neoxanthin (det = 438 nm), lutein (det = 446 nm), zeaxanthin (det = 452 nm), -carotene (det = 452 nm), chlorophyll a (det = 663.5 nm), and chlorophyll b (det = 650 nm).
Absorption Spectra of Chlorophyll a (Light Green) and Chlorophyll b (Turquoise) The absorption maxima of chlorophyll a are lambda= 430 and lambda= 662 nm, that of chlorophyll b are at 453 and 642 nm..
Chlorophyll a shows maximum absorption of light with wavelengths of 430-470 nm (blue) and 660-670 nm (red). Red light corresponds to the long wavelength and blue light corresponds to the short wavelength of the visible light spectrum. The rate of photosynthesis is high in these two regions.
What is chlorophyll a? Chlorophyll allows plants (including algae) to photosynthesize, i.e., use sunlight to convert simple molecules into organic compounds. Chlorophyll a is the predominant type of chlorophyll found in green plants and algae.
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Chlorophyll a shows maximum absorption at wavelengths 430-470 nm (blue region) and 660-670 nm (red region).
Chl d absorbs far-red light, at 710 nm wavelength, just outside the optical range. An organism that contains Chl d is adapted to an environment such as moderately deep water, where it can use far red light for photosynthesis, although there is not a lot of visible light.
Chlorophyll a reflects blue-green light. Chlorophyll b reflects orange-red light. The chlorine ring of Chlorophyll-a has a methyl group in the third position. In the chlorophyll b structure, there is an aldehyde attached to the chlorine ring in the third position.

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