Once Oxygen reaches the blood via the lungs, it is taken in by a protein known as haemoglobin (Hb) in the red blood cells. Oxygen then binds to a heme group located within a subunit of the protein (Hb). A single heme group can bind 1 oxygen molecule, there are 4 heme groups all together meaning 4 oxygen molecules forming Oxyhaemoglobin. Oxygen is then diffused into local tissue by the Haemoglobin. - this was rushed sorry if it doesnt make alot of sense hope it helps tho
The particles vibrate but they are tight together so they don’t move past each other
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32 ATP <em>molecules are generated in the </em><em>electron transport chain.</em>
<em><u>Explanation:</u></em>
The cell used a process known as Chemiosmosis and to produce ATP. The energy released from the <em>electrons during the electron transport system and they pump the protons.</em> The energy is transferred into higher energy bond of ATP and they are made to perform their cell work.
<em>'Electrons are the subatomic particles that orbit the nucleus of an atom'. They are always negative in charge and are always smaller than the 'nucleus of the atom'.</em> The electron transporters are arranged in series and they are embedded into their inner mitochondrial membrane and they are shuttles the electrons from '
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' to the molecular oxygen. In this process, the protons are pumped through the 'mitochondrial matrix' to 'the intermembrane space' and the oxygen level is lowered to form the water.
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