But once this reaction takes place, once this oxidation reaction takes place and we reduce the Fad into the Fadh Two, that Fadh two that is formed remains attached, covalently onto the subsidy dehydrogenates. And once we form this, what it does is it donates those two electrons onto a special iron sulfur component of the enzyme, and those two electrons then move on along the other proteins of the electron transport chain. And that generates a proton gradient that allows us to form ATP molecules. And we'll focus on that much more in a future electrode. So ultimately, we oxidize the succinate into the fumerate, and we reduce the Fad into Fadh Two. So, once again, step six is an oxidation reduction reaction that oxidizes the Succinate into the fumer rate while abstracting those H atoms.