The reactions in Model 2 are missing very important particles—electrons. What is the charge on an electron? Model 2 – Electron Acceptor MoleculesNAD+ +H+NADHFAD2H+FADH,++½0,2H+H,0

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Model 2 – Electron Acceptor Molecules NAD+ + H+ NADH + FAD 2H+ FADH, + + ½O, 2H+ H,O

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The reactions in Model 2 are missing very important particles—electrons. What is the charge on an electron?

Model 2 – Electron Acceptor Molecules
NAD+ +
H+
NADH
FAD
2H+
FADH,
+
+
½0,
2H+
H,0

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