Electron Transport Chain Animation Overview (Chemiosmosis)

Also, the definition of Chemiosmosis is:

The movement of protons from a high concentration to a low concentration through a concentrated gradient, to help the production of ATP.

This video is good BUT there has to be one correction:

only ONE Hydrogen (AKA Proton) is used to produce one ATP, not 2 hydrogen as shown in the video.

Therefore only ONE hydrogen goes through the ATP-Synthase one at a time to produce ONE ATP.

34 ATP CAN be produced (this is not always the case)

Actually, the H of NADH can be used to produce 2 and a half ATP and the H of FADH2 can be used to produce one and a half ATP... Don't know the exact mechanism, but thats the way it is.
The proton motive force is a way to visualize the production of ATP, it doesn't mean that in real life one H- gets moved trough F0 and F1 to produce 1 ATP at a time...

@slizza786 well actually 3,3 Protons ( H+) produce enough energy to bind a Pi to an ADP molecule. ( 10 Protons produce 3 ATP)

they didnt say not one word about chemiosmosis -__-

the max is 38 some of those atp molecules are lost through heat during the reactions.

my dick slides through ATP synthase producing 34 ounces of semen

U must have a pretty small dick then

@Xxschecter51xX it has the ability to change sizes, it can also split apart the double helix structure of DNA and spit out okazaki fragments when its hard enough

now that's interesting, But doesn't that lead to half molecules? Would be a bit weird to get half ATP, but if that's scientiffically proven, then who am I to question the logic? Thanks all for helping me out, even though I failed my test, it wasn't as bad as it could have been ;)