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During the process of anaerobic cellular respiration, the final electron accepter in the electron transport chain is A NADH B. 0₂ C. ATP D H E. H₂O

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Chapter5: Capturing And Releasing Energy

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During the process of anaerobic cellular respiration, the final electron accepter in the
electron transport chain is
A NADH
B. 0₂
C. ATP
D H*
E. H₂O

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