As electrons pass through the respiratory chain in the mitochondria, they eventually combine with protons and a terminal molecule. Identify this terminal electron acceptor.
Q1. As electrons pass through the respiratory chain in the mitochondria, they eventually combine with protons and a terminal molecule. Identify this terminal electron acceptor.
Answer: Molecular Oxygen
Explanation: Oxygen is the terminal electron acceptor in the ETC, forming water; NAD+ is an electron carrier, not the final acceptor in aerobic respiration.