When a Cell "Burns" Food, Electrons Are Released from Chemical

question 47

Multiple Choice

When a cell "burns" food, electrons are released from chemical bonds in the food, and passed through an electron transport chain generating a proton gradient. As the protons pass through an ATPase the energy is used to generate ATP.
-Which of the following are examples of potential energy associated with our food consumption and metabolism?

• A) electrons in chemical bonds of food molecules, proton gradients, and ATP molecules
• B) electrons moving through the electron transport chain, and protons moving through ATPase
• C) protons moving through ATPase by facilitated diffusion, ATP molecules
• D) All of the answer choices are correct.
• E) electrons from food molecules moving through the electron transport chain, and a proton gradient

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