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Dictionary » A » Acceptor Molecule Acceptor MoleculeMolecules that have a capacity to accept electrons, as is the case of a redox Reaction. Such acceptor molecules are used in respiration and photosynthesis and are catalysed by relevant enzymes such as dehydrogenase. ![]()
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