NAME: 4.2-2 The Citric Acid Cycle Using the blank boxes, fill in the names of the molecules created or released during the citric acid cycle. Then, continue to the next page. COO COO- COO CH OH COO- 1 CH₂-CH-COO- FCH CH₂- COO CH₂ COA 11 CH₂-C-COO™ COO C- CH CH₂- CH₂ CoA COO CoA-SH COO COA DATE: OH CH₂-C-CH₂ COO- COO™ COO COO HO C-C-CH₂ COO CH CH₂ COO COO

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