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Question

During the reduction of NAD+ to NADH, which structural change is primarily responsible for charge neutralization?

Accepted Answer

Addition of a hydride ion neutralizes the positive charge on the nitrogen atom.

Answer

Movement of a pi bond to the oxygen atom.

Answer

Donation of an electron from the phosphate group.

Answer

Loss of a hydride ion increases positive charge.