Using these:
CO2/glucose = -0.43
2H+/H2 = -0.42
NAD+/NADH = -0.32
S0/H2S = -0.27
CO2/CH4 = -0.24
pyruvate/lactate = -0.19
FAD/FADH2 = -0.18
NO2 -/NH4+ = +0.44
Fe3+/Fe2+ = +0.771
NO3 -/N2 = +0.74
O2/H2O = +0.815
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