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Dictionary » R » Redox reaction Redox reactionDefinition noun A chemical reaction involving both reduction and oxidation, which results in changes in oxidation numbers of atoms included in the reaction.
Redox reaction involves oxidation where there is an increase in oxidation number, and reduction where there is a decrease in oxidation number. It is involved in many important biological processes, such as cellular respiration and photosynthesis. In cellular respiration, for instance, redox reaction occurs when glucose is oxidized to carbon dioxide whereas oxygen is reduced to water.
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Results from our forumDoes anything affect absorption spectrum of chlorophyll?... in the solution that is affecting the properties of chl (pH, redox environment, god only knows, something). I don't think what you are observing is a physiological reaction..
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Cell Respiration Question... Question: Can you consider cellular respiration to be an oxidation reaction??????????? Progress on this question: This question actually came ... loses hydrogen atoms. I got really confused here because there are many redox reactions in cellular respiration (take water, for example - it gets ...
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Re: Enzymes and ATPHmm.. Not my expertise but I think I can help a bit. I believe the first reaction is a hydrolytic breakdown process, but the second looks characteristic of a peroxisome, which applies strong redox reactions to macromolecules, breaking them down to a specific product and hydrogen ...
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Light-dependent Reaction Questions... like to clarify the following questions so that I understand the light reaction completely. Thank you! --- 1. My teacher says that there are three ... --> NADPH + (H+), would the decrease in mols of (H+) after this redox reaction contribute to the lower concentration of H+ in the stroma? ...
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Biochemistry help?... just see the process whether it's exergonic or endergonic, because like redox reaction, exergonic processes are coupled with endergonic processes to drive them. Example ...
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