> of 6 ZOOM + Page < Acetate Acetaldehyde For each of the metabolic transformations in (a) through (h), determine whether oxidation or reduction has occurred. Balance each transformation by inserting HOH and, where necessary, H2O. Keep in mind that oxidation is the loss of electrons and accompanying H+, whereas reduction is the gain of electrons (or H-H). (п) CH, —Он Methanol "7" Formaldehyde H-C-H → H-C + H* (b) Formaldehyde Formate 0-C-0 H-. +H* (e) Carbon dioxide Formate он он о (d) CH- н но но + H* н Glyeerate Glyceraldehyde но но но он о он (e) CH,-C-CH, Glycerol Dihydroxyacetone + H* (f) Toluene Benzoate н Cн, -CH, (g) н Fumarate Succinate (h) CH,-C CH3 + CO Pyruvate Acetate

> of 6 ZOOM + Page < Acetate Acetaldehyde For each of the metabolic transformations in (a) through (h), determine whether oxidation or reduction has occurred. Balance each transformation by inserting HOH and, where necessary, H2O. Keep in mind that oxidation is the loss of electrons and accompanying H+, whereas reduction is the gain of electrons (or H-H). (п) CH, —Он Methanol "7" Formaldehyde H-C-H → H-C + H* (b) Formaldehyde Formate 0-C-0 H-. +H* (e) Carbon dioxide Formate он он о (d) CH- н но но + H* н Glyeerate Glyceraldehyde но но но он о он (e) CH,-C-CH, Glycerol Dihydroxyacetone + H* (f) Toluene Benzoate н Cн, -CH, (g) н Fumarate Succinate (h) CH,-C CH3 + CO Pyruvate Acetate

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