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what does cellular respiration do in relation to energy conversion? - correct answer ✔✔during
cellular respiration, glucose and oxygen are converted into carbon dioxide and water, and the
energy is transferred to ATP.



explain an oxidation reaction - correct answer ✔✔oxidation is the loss of electrons during a
reaction by a molecule, atom or ion



explain a reduction reaction - correct answer ✔✔which occurs when there is a gain of electrons
or the oxidation state of an atom, molecule, or ion decreases



how does a reduction and oxidation reaction support each other - correct answer ✔✔



where does anaerobic respiration happen? - correct answer ✔✔cytoplasm



where does aerobic respiration occur? - correct answer ✔✔mitochondria



how many atp are generated in anaerobic respiration? - correct answer ✔✔2 atp



how many atp are generated in aerobic respiration? - correct answer ✔✔38 atp



does anaerobic respiration require oxygen? - correct answer ✔✔no it does not



does aerobic respiration require oxygen? - correct answer ✔✔yes it does

, what is the product of alcohol fermentation? and how many atp are generated? - correct
answer ✔✔ethanol and 2 atp



what is the product of lactic acid fermentation? and how many atp are generated? - correct
answer ✔✔lactic acid and 2 atp



what type of respiration are alcohol and lactic acid fermentation? - correct answer
✔✔anaerobic



which stage of respiration is considered most primitive or ancient? - correct answer
✔✔glycolysis



where does glycolysis take place? - correct answer ✔✔cytoplasm



how many atp are net produced in glycolysis? how many h atoms? - correct answer ✔✔2 atp
and 2 h atoms



what are the molecules that are created at the end of glycolysis? - correct answer ✔✔



what is the reactant that enters into the mitochondria for transition reaction? and how many h
atoms - correct answer ✔✔pyruvate and 2 h atoms



what is the product that enters the citric acid cycle? - correct answer ✔✔acetyl CoA



how many atp are produced in the citric acid cycle? and how many h atoms? - correct answer
✔✔2 atp and 8 h atoms

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