nQuestion 1 (1 point)Consider electron exchange between two macromolecules.What would be the CHARGE of the pointed product?+3+113+

In the image, we see that 3 electrons (denoted as 3e−3e^-3e−) are transferred from one macromolecule…

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n Question 1 (1 point) Consider electron exchange between two macromolecules. What would be the CHARGE of the pointed product? +3 +1 1 3 +