Which of the following regarding the Electron Transport Chain is INCORRECT?It can accept electrons from the Glycerol 3-Phosphate ShuttleIt sets up the proton motive forceFree energy from the exergonic electron flow is coupled to the endergonictransport of protons out of the matrixElectrons flow through electron acceptors/donors from a high reductionpotential to a lower reduction potential

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