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Page 580
... electron waterfall of the electron flow and the site at which energy carriers from the overall redox reaction is tapped . The first com- plex , NADH dehydrogenase , accepts a pair of electrons from the primary electron donor NADH and is ...
... electron waterfall of the electron flow and the site at which energy carriers from the overall redox reaction is tapped . The first com- plex , NADH dehydrogenase , accepts a pair of electrons from the primary electron donor NADH and is ...
Page 757
... electrons are lost , so the radius of the cation is that of the compact atomic core . Anions , which are formed by the gain of electrons by an atom - most commonly into the incomplete valence shell - are invariably larger than the ...
... electrons are lost , so the radius of the cation is that of the compact atomic core . Anions , which are formed by the gain of electrons by an atom - most commonly into the incomplete valence shell - are invariably larger than the ...
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... electron configurations of the third shell , for example , are equi - energic ( of the same energy , whichever one the electron occupies ) , which is not the case with any of the other atoms , all of which contain two or more electrons ...
... electron configurations of the third shell , for example , are equi - energic ( of the same energy , whichever one the electron occupies ) , which is not the case with any of the other atoms , all of which contain two or more electrons ...
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