So essentially what happens is we break the bond and these two electrons take an H atom, as shown here. And now this is the Cecil group that is ready to be transferred onto the coenzyme A because ultimately, we take this acetyl group off of that pyruvate. So this is the same group that we essentially have here. And this group is now transferred onto the coenzyme A via the third step that is catalyzed by Dihydrolipol transacetilase e two. This is the enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of that activated acetyl group onto this molecule here, the coenzyme. Now, once this process takes place and this obtains so the coenzyme may obtain this structure, we form dihydrolipoamide.