4 3. The overall net reaction for the B-oxidation of Palmitic acid is as follow: Palmitoyl SCOA+7 FAD +7 NAD*+7 CoASH + 7 H₂O → 8 acetyl SCOA+7 FADH2 +7 NADH +7H* 3.1 Why seven of each of the following components are needed (FAD, NAD*, CoASH, and 7 H₂O)? 3.2 Why 8 acetyl SCOA are produced?

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