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How can you tell which is the electron donor in each of the redox couples? Redox couple one: DMSO/DMS ( + 0.23) 2 e- & NO3-/NH4+ (+0.34) 8 e- Redox couple two: DMSO/DMS ( + 0.23) 2 e- & CO2/methanol

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Chapter29: The Organic Chemistry Of Metabolic Pathways

Section29.3: Catabolism Of Triacylglycerols: B-oxidation

Problem 2P: Write the equations for the remaining passages of the -oxidation pathway following those shown in...

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How can you tell which is the electron donor in each of the redox couples?

Redox couple one: DMSO/DMS ( + 0.23) 2 e- & NO3-/NH4+ (+0.34) 8 e-

Redox couple two: DMSO/DMS ( + 0.23) 2 e- & CO₂/methanol

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