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... oxidized the other is reduced . oxidation Xe + Y → X + Ye reduction Where : X = Substance being oxidized ; acts as a reducing agent because it reduces Y. Y = Substance being reduced ; acts as an oxidizing agent because it oxidizes X ...
... oxidized the other is reduced . oxidation Xe + Y → X + Ye reduction Where : X = Substance being oxidized ; acts as a reducing agent because it reduces Y. Y = Substance being reduced ; acts as an oxidizing agent because it oxidizes X ...
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... oxidized by enzymatic transfer of electrons to NAD + . NAD + = Oxidized coenzyme ( net positive charge ) . NADH = Reduced coenzyme ( electrically neutral ) . These high energy electrons transferred from substrate to NAD + are then ...
... oxidized by enzymatic transfer of electrons to NAD + . NAD + = Oxidized coenzyme ( net positive charge ) . NADH = Reduced coenzyme ( electrically neutral ) . These high energy electrons transferred from substrate to NAD + are then ...
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... oxidized chlorophyll becomes an oxidizing agent and its electron " holes " must be filled . • Photosystem II supplies electrons to P700 to fill these holes . When two photons of light are absorbed by pigment molecules of the antenna ...
... oxidized chlorophyll becomes an oxidizing agent and its electron " holes " must be filled . • Photosystem II supplies electrons to P700 to fill these holes . When two photons of light are absorbed by pigment molecules of the antenna ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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