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Oxidation-reduction reactionsMultiple Choicetransfer electrons from one molecule to another.are not used by living cells.transfer protons from one molecule to another.reduce the amount of oxygen in the cell.increase the amount of oxygen in the cell.

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Oxidation-reduction reactionsMultiple Choicetransfer electrons from one molecule to another.are not used by living cells.transfer protons from one molecule to another.reduce the amount of oxygen in the cell.increase the amount of oxygen in the cell.

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Oxidation-reduction reactions transfer electrons from one molecule to another.

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