Chapter 3.4, Problem 22WDYL

Summary Introduction

To summarize:

The pathway of the citric acid cycle along with the details of the place of occurrence if the process needs oxygen, the net chemical reaction, and the net energy transfer.

Concept introduction:

There are four steps or four cycles in cellular respiration. The second cycle is a citric acid cycle. In this, the first compound is a citric acid which is a four-carbon compound. In this cycle, there is a generation of two ATP and some molecules of NADH. Its last product is an oxaloacetic acid which is a four-carbon compound.