1. Oxidation states of carbon serve as an informal measure of the amount of potential chemical energy that can be extracted from an organic molecule. Compare the total oxidation state of all the carbons of glucose with that of pyruvate. Is the oxidation state of glucose still largely preserved in pyruvate?

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