The following are electron carriers in a hypothetical biological system: Electron Carriers (E,) A (0.17 V), B (0.04 V), C (0.31 V), D (-0.65 V), E (-0.25 V). a. Which electron carrier will be the best electron donor? b. Which electron carrier will be the final electron acceptor?

The following are electron carriers in a hypothetical biological system: Electron Carriers (E,) A (0.17 V), B (0.04 V), C (0.31 V), D (-0.65 V), E (-0.25 V). a. Which electron carrier will be the best electron donor? b. Which electron carrier will be the final electron acceptor?

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The following are electron carriers in a hypothetical biological system:
Electron Carriers (E° , V) A (0.17 V), B (0.04 V), C (0.31 V), D (-0.65 V), E (-0.25 V).
a. Which electron carrier will be the best electron donor?
b. Which electron carrier will be the final electron acceptor?

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