How much atp can be produced from one molecule of butterfat

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How much ATP can be produced from one molecule of butterfat containing one molecule of glycerol and the following fatty acids: first fatty acid: 12 carbons, second fatty acid 6 carbons, third fatty acid: 24 carbons.

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