How many mol mol ATP is formed by complete oxidation of 1 mol acetyl coenzyme A?

One molecule of fatty acyl-CoA activated by 14C fatty acid undergoes 6 times of B- oxidation to generate 7 molecules of acetyl-CoA, 6 molecules of FADH2 and 6 molecules (NADH+ H+).

One molecule of acetyl coenzyme A produces 10 molecular ATP through tricarboxylic acid cycle.

The P/O ratio of FADH2 respiratory chain is 1.5, and NADH is 2.5.

Therefore, * * generates (7 *10)+(6 *1.5)+(6 * 2.5) = 94 molecular ATP.

So it is 94 moles of ATP.