Now, what about the acetyl coenzyme A molecule? Well, the acetyl coenzyme A molecules, once they're formed in the beta oxidation process, they are incorporated into the citric acid cycle. And remember that a single acetyl coenzyme A molecule that is fed into the citric acid cycle generates three NADH molecules, one Fadh two molecule and one GTP molecule. Now, because we have eight acetyl coenzyme A molecule molecules going into the citric acid cycle, we generate a total of eight multiplied by each one of these two coefficients. So we have 24 nadhs, eight Fadh twos and eight GTP molecules. Now, the GTP are basically transformed into ATP aviativity of a specific type of enzyme found inside our cells.