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and Snails questions and 100%correct
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Animals breath in ( ) and breath out ( ) - ANSWER: >>>>/Oxygen & Carbon
Dioxide
In sunlight, plants takes in ( ) and release ( ) - ANSWER: >>>>/Carbon Dioxide
and Oxygen
When one plant and snail are in one tube what happens? (In light) - ANSWER:
>>>>/The water does not change because the oxygen and carbon dioxide are
equalizing each other because plants takes in Carbon Dioxide and releases
Oxygen and the snail breathes in Oxygen and breathes out carbon Dioxide.
Interdependence between cellular respiration and photosynthesis - ANSWER:
>>>>/In cellular respiration, the process in the Kreb's Cycle makes C6H12O6
and yields CO2 (Carbon Dioxide). In ETC makes O2 (Oxygen) and yield H2O
(water). In photosynthesis, LDR makes H2O (water) that yield O2 (Oxygen) and
LIR makes CO2 ( Carbon Dioxide) that yields C6H12O6. In general ones needs
each other.
How many snails and plants to make the environment stable? (12hrs in day and
12hrs at night) - ANSWER: >>>>/1 snail and 2 plants; in light the tube turn blue
from the plants' oxygen and at night it becomes stable because the plant turns
into like an animal and releases carbon Dioxide and takes in the oxygen from the
12 hrs in the light.
How does the 2 gases change over time with 2 plants are in a tube? - ANSWER:
>>>>/There would be more oxygen since plants takes in carbon Dioxide and
makes oxygen but there is no animal or an organism that breathes/ takes in the
oxygen to release carbon Dioxide.
Total of the gases - ANSWER: >>>>/12.0
Glycolysis - ANSWER: >>>>/Cellular respiration; located in the cytoplasm and
yield 2 ATP
Krebs cycle - ANSWER: >>>>/Cellular respiration; located in the mitochondria
(matrix) and yields 2 ATP

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