And now we can undergo a cleavage process in which Coenzyme A is basically used to cleave this bond and we form these two product molecules. Now, one of these two product molecules is the two carbon component that we basically removed, and this is this activated acetyl unit. So acetyl simply means we have one, two carbons, and activated means we still have this Coenzyme A molecule, which is given by R prime. Now, this is the activated Acyl unit. And if this molecule has a fully saturated hydrocarbon chain and it contains an even number of carbon atoms, then this process can basically take place again and again and again until we break down that absolute unit into these acetyl units. So if the fatty acid that were breaking down is fully saturated and it contains an even number of carbon atoms, then this process can cycle over and over and over until we completely break down that fatty acid into these acetyl units.