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Transcribed Image Text:Modify the given molecule to show the product of the oxidation reaction using FAD as the oxidizing agent. Include the
appropriate hydrogen atoms and charges.
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-CH₂-CH₂-C-0
C
с-
+FADH₂
= |
FAD
0
с-
0
H
H
Erase
H
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