Multiple Choice
Why does NADH yield 3 ATP while FADH2 only yields 2 ATP?
A) NADH has a higher electrochemical potential than FADH2
B) NADH enters the ETC at complex I while FADH2 enters it at complex II
C) The standard free energy difference between NADH and NAD+ exceeds the standard free
energy difference between FADH2 and FAD
D) The chemical energy stored in NADH is more than that stored in FADH2
E) All of the above
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