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What is the final hydrogen acceptor in aerobic respiration?
ANAD+ coenzyme
BCytochrome c
CPyruvic acid
DMolecular oxygen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Molecular oxygen
Electrons end up on molecular oxygen, which is reduced to water and keeps the chain moving.
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