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Do hydrogen protons allow for prokaryotes to move by spinning the flagellum? - YES

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H+ protons are being filtered in and out of the membrane and then produces ATP synthase

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Flagellum and ATP synthase both rotate

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Double membrane

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H+ are created with revolutions of the flagellum (much like ATP synthease)

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Eukaryotic cells have an electron transport chain in the mitochondria

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Does it take more H+ protons to cause a revolution, I don't know what the 1040 represents?

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Eukaryotic cells dont have a peptidoglycan

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Does the ETC work the same as in photosynthesis?

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Has a double membrane, bilayer

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VAhxFkHuXd-1266eTtiOicivfG-cJrvfvLrFS42Rgb0/edit

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DdVfvXT4x1_7wBBrn1nkv6cNC_hvEjlAm1SCf7m4o9k/edit