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etween glycolysis and citric acid cycle made: 2 ATP. DH made: 6 NADH. vic acid is coverted to a form the citric acid cycle This produces molecules of carbon de and molecules of acetic acid. ic acid then combines with Coenzyme A to make Acetyl CoA.