Pyruvic

... Correct. 4. co2/ h2co3??? No. It specifies 3 carbon which indicates the end product of glycolysis which is pyruvate whose acid form is pyruvic acid. Its not lactic acid which can be made from pyruvic acid because there is not high levels of NADH which would push the conversion of pyruvic ...

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1. Anaerobic respiration in both cases 2. Methanogenic anerobic respiration from pyruvic acid to acetic acid to methane in smelly. Some type of anaerobic fermernation in Sparkly. Which type cannot be determined from the information given. 3. Prokaryotes probably ...

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... Cycle high energy electrons can be used to generate huge amounts of ATP?i'm kind of confused...and also the book I have says ″One carbon atom from pyruvic acid becomes part of a molecule of carbon dioxide″isn't that molecule Oxygen then forming carbon dioxide?Also, before Acetyl has the 2 carbon ...

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... test : +ve L–arabinose, D–selobiose ,D–Fructose, Gentiobiose, α –D–Glucose, Maltose, D–Mannose, D–Psikose,D Trehalose,Turanose, Ester metyl acid pyruvic, α–Acid Hydrosicbutyric, α–Acid Keto Butyric, D, L – acid lactic nosin, Gliserol. I have done my DNA extraction for 11 times, but i cant see ...

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... the electro transport chain and chemiosmosis use the energy in NADH and FADH2 to produce up to 34 ATP. c. energy is transferred from glucose and pyruvic acid to NADH and FADH2 d. Both (b.) and (c.) I am between answers (b.) and (d.) Please help and explain

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