Now in step eight we take this and we transform it into this molecule to phosphoglycerate by using an enzyme known as phosphoglycerate mutase. And what we do is we transfer this phosphate onto this section as shown, and then in step nine we have an elimination step taking place. So we basically we add an H onto this oxygen, onto this oxygen and then we basically kick off that water molecule that is produced as a result. So in step nine we basically have a condensation reaction taking place, we produce the water and the phosphoenopyruvate. And finally in the last step, in step ten, we also produce an ATP molecule by transferring the phosphate onto the ATP. And the final step, the final product is our Pyruvate molecule and the enzyme involved in step ten is known as the Pyruvate kinase.