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The citric acid is the process of the series of chemical reaction which occurred in the presence of the oxygen for the process of oxidation which releases energy along with acetate into the carbon dioxide conversion into the form of ATP. As, the rate of the citric acid are same as the rate of the glycolysis are not only reserves by the level of the ATP( adenosine triphosphate).

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