Question

what is the function of nad+ in glycolysis?

to split glucose

to form nadph

to use atp

to move h+ ions around

Explanation:

In glycolysis, NAD⁺ acts as an electron - carrier. It accepts electrons and hydrogen ions (H⁺) to become NADH. This process helps in moving H⁺ ions around during the metabolic reactions of glycolysis. It is not involved in splitting glucose, forming NADPH (which is in other pathways like the pentose - phosphate pathway), or using ATP directly.

Answer:

to move H⁺ ions around