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electron transport pathway - respiration - methylene blueModerator: BioTeam
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electron transport pathway - respiration - methylene blueit says in my book, (advanced biology principles and applications) that the H2 are oxidised off the NAD to water.
methylene blue is my hydrogen acceptor, and when it gets the H2 it turns clear, however, when the electron transport pathway happens surely my methylene blue would lose its H2 and turn back blue. Does this explain why after the methylene blue has turned clear, (by accepting H2) if its shaken, it returns to the blue colour? (its being oxidised into water) please respond asap xxx
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