In Electron Transport Chain (ETC), electrons are transport from one carrier to another until finally accepted by Oxygen to form H2O. Which of the following statements is true for electron transport in ETC? Electron moves towards acceptors of higher standard redox potential (E'o) and lower free energy (?G'0) Electron moves towards acceptors of lower standard redox potential (E'o) and lower free energy (?G'0) Electron moves towards acceptors of higher standard redox potential (E'o) and higher free energy (?G'0) Electron moves towards acceptors of lower standard redox potential (E'o) and higher free energy (?G'0)
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