In respiration, high-energy electrons come from (A) and are ultimately accepted by (B) which then forms a molecule of (C). Use any three of these words to tell me what A, B, and C are: ATP, carbon dioxide, glucose, oxygen, water B Choose... A Choose... C Choose...

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          In respiration, high-energy electrons come from (A) and are ultimately accepted by (B) which then forms a molecule of (C).
Use any three of these words to tell me what A, B, and C are: ATP, carbon dioxide, glucose, oxygen, water
B Choose...
A Choose...
C Choose...

in respiration high energy electrons come from a and are ultimately accepted by b which then forms a molecule of c use any three of these words to tell me what a b and c are atp carbon dioxi 33167

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The question asks to identify three components (A, B, C) involved in cellular respiration based on the provided description and a list of words. - (A) is the source of high-energy electrons. - (B) is the ultimate electron acceptor. - (C) is the molecule formed Show more…

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In respiration, high-energy electrons come from (A) and are ultimately accepted by (B) which then forms a molecule of (C). Use any three of these words to tell me what A, B, and C are: ATP, carbon dioxide, glucose, oxygen, water B Choose... A Choose... C Choose...