What reactions demonstrate reduction? Select all that apply
FAD+ + 2H + 2e-→FADH2
O2→O2-
Fe+2→Fe+3
NADH→NAD+ + e- + H
What reactions demonstrate reduction? Select all that apply
Answer- A. FAD+ + 2H + 2e-→FADH2
The reduction in the gain of an electron.
oxidation is the loss of an electron.
O2→O2- ,
Fe+2→Fe+3
NADH→NAD+ + e- + H
here oxygen is losing an electron and
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