When NADH is coverted to NAD⁺, How come one electron and H⁺are removed? There shld be 2 electrons ryt?

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Hi Vaishnavi
You are right NADH is converted in to NAD⁺ and release 2 electron and one H⁺

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When NADH is coverted to NAD+, How come one electron and H+are removed? There shld be 2 electrons ryt?

Hi Vaishnavi You are right NADH is converted in to NAD+ and release 2 electron and one H+

When NADH is coverted to NAD⁺, How come one electron and H⁺are removed? There shld be 2 electrons ryt?

Hi Vaishnavi
You are right NADH is converted in to NAD⁺ and release 2 electron and one H⁺