Biology A-Level
Hydrogen content and reduced coenzymes
What Hydrogen content and reduced coenzymes means in Biology A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Lipids contain proportionally more hydrogen and less oxygen, so more hydrogen is removed and passed to NAD and FAD, producing more reduced coenzymes.
Topics that use Hydrogen content and reduced coenzymes
- Respiration (OCR A-Level)
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