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During the final step of cellular respiration (electron transport chain & oxidative phosphorylation), the mitochondria pumps h+ ions from the matrix (the innermost part of the mitochondria) to the intermembrane space. this creates something called a concentration gradient. after all the h+ ions are pumped into this space, where do h+ ions want to move and more importantly why?

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