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How many times more ATP can be formed by an electron transport chain than can be formed by a citric acid cycle? 2 16 32 64
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How many times more ATP can be formed by an electron transport chain than can be formed by a citric acid cycle?
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It should be 32 ATPs, since the electron transport chain produces 34(38) ATPs, and the citric acid cycle produces only 2 ATPs. 34-2=32
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B. 16 on E2020
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