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oxidative phosphorylation Conversion of inorganic phosphate into the energy-rich phosphate of adenosine 5'-triphosphate.
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oxidation a chemical reaction in which an electron is taken from a molecule of the oxidized substance.
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oxidation chemical combination with oxygen.
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oxidation number an integer assigned to an atom in a compound that helps track electrons during redox reactions. Sometimes called "apparent charge." During a redox reaction, an increase in oxidation number of an atom indicates a loss of electrons, or oxidation; a decrease in oxidation number indicates a gain of electrons, or reduction.
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oxidizing agent a substance that accepts/gains electrons and undergoes reduction. It "allows" the other substance to undergo oxidation.
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