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Enzymes break up water or H2O into electrons, H+ ions, & oxygen atoms. Electrons replace the "highenergy" electrons that were lost in the electron transport chain.<span>Oxygen is released and the H+ ions are also released. - So the first one would be A. splitting of water or H2O

and the second one is B :)
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