6. Is reaction below an oxidation reaction or a reduction reaction? 7. Does this reaction produce NAD+ or produce NADH? ~~~~ HO CH,OH C- C OH OH OH Glucose ~~~~~~ H,CICIC 2- + energy H,CICIC Pyruvate ~~~~ 101 =0 -O FO

6. Is reaction below an oxidation reaction or a reduction reaction? 7. Does this reaction produce NAD+ or produce NADH? HO CH,OH C- C OH OH OH Glucose H,CICIC 2- + energy H,CICIC Pyruvate ~~ 101 =0 -O FO

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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What is the name of the reaction below? Also need hemp with question 6 and 7 please

6. Is reaction below an oxidation reaction or a reduction reaction?
7. Does this reaction produce NAD+ or produce NADH?
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HO
CH₂OH
OH
C OH
OH
Glucose
H,C
H,C
0=
=
0=2
Pyruvate
+ energy
8. What is the name of the reaction (below)?
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