NADH i_i_MAD MACH C CH3 C- L. CH3 C- CH₂- -C The reactant molecule is re-drawn in the drawing area below. Highlight in red any groups in this molecule in which carbon atoms are oxidized by the reaction. Highlight in blue any groups in which carbon atoms are reduced. If no carbon atoms are oxidized or reduced, check the box under the drawing area. + CO₂ No carbons are oxidized or reduced. O 00. Är

NADH i_i_MAD MACH C CH3 C- L. CH3 C- CH₂- -C The reactant molecule is re-drawn in the drawing area below. Highlight in red any groups in this molecule in which carbon atoms are oxidized by the reaction. Highlight in blue any groups in which carbon atoms are reduced. If no carbon atoms are oxidized or reduced, check the box under the drawing area. + CO₂ No carbons are oxidized or reduced. O 00. Är

World of Chemistry

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Chapter10: Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 38A

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