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Oxidation and reduction in cellular respiration. Reconciling the biology and chemistry definitions of oxidation and reduction.

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  • I still think you're Charlie the Unicorn...

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  • This is sucha a great video that brings a clear concept about Redox happening in respiration. i learnt in 20 minutes more than what i learnt reading books for 2 hours. superb video. Thank you for posting.....please keep posting more videos .

  • This topic gave me some headaches at first, but now i'm beginning to understand it. Thank you, these videos are gold.

  • 5:55 I am confused, and correct me if I'm wrong, but does that carbon (image from Wikipedia) need to have an H attached to it? Because the two oxygens require a double bond, that would use up all of carbon's four possible bonds...attaching a hydrogen would give it 5 bonds (impossible)..?

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  • @Hirgum lol woooow! nitpick much? i'd understand if his calculations were completely incorrect, but you're seriously going to harp over a term? and actually, a lot of professors use the term "hog" in introductory courses because they just want the students to learn basic, and core concepts. the actual quantitative net charges of molecular bonds is covered in advanced biochemistry courses, not intro. using the word "hog" just helps students visualize the concept of electronegativity.

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  • I also learnt OIL RIG

    Oxidation Is Loosing e-

    Reduction Is Gaining e-

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