Cellular Respiration The following chemical equation summarizes what

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Cellular Respiration

Cellular Respiration

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during aerobic cellular respiration, which occurs inside

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during aerobic cellular respiration, which occurs inside all living cells: C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6 O 2 6 CO 2 + 6 H 2 O + energy Use words (not chemical formulas!) to complete the following so that aerobic cellular respiration is accurately described: When cells undergo aerobic cellular respiration, they break apart the glucose oxygen molecule (1) _______ with the help of (2) ______ and dioxide and (4) ________. water convert it into (3) carbon _______ As a energy is released, which is result of this chemical reaction, (5) ______ not a molecule at all; it can be used by the cell to undergo cell activities, like moving, taking in nutrients, or ridding itself of (6) _______. wastes This reaction takes place inside the (7) ________of cells, and it mitochondria photosynthesis is the reverse reaction of (8)______. (9) Cellular respiration takes place inside of plant cells. TRUE FALSE

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during anaerobic cellular respiration, which can occur

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during anaerobic cellular respiration, which can occur inside all living cells under limiting circumstances: C 6 H 12 O 6 2 C 3 H 6 O 3 + energy (lactic acid) Human body cells, like muscle cells, undergo anaerobic cellular oxygen respiration under times of extreme stress and lack of (10) ______. glucose is broken apart into two molecules of (12)_____. lactic acid (11) _____ As a result of this chemical reaction, a little bit of (13) ______ is energy released. The (14) ______ lactic acid makes your muscle cells “burn”. (15) When bonds between molecules are broken, energy is STORED RELEASED (16) Which produces more energy from one molecule of glucose? AEROBIC RESPIRATION ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during aerobic cellular respiration, which occurs inside

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during aerobic cellular respiration, which occurs inside all living cells: C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6 O 2 6 CO 2 + 6 H 2 O + energy Use words (not chemical formulas!) to complete the following so that aerobic cellular respiration is accurately described: When cells undergo aerobic cellular respiration, they break apart the molecule (1) _______ with the help of (2) ______ and convert it into (3) _______ and (4) ________. As a result of this chemical reaction, (5) ______ is released, which is not a molecule at all; it can be used by the cell to undergo cell activities, like moving, taking in nutrients, or ridding itself of (6) _______. This reaction takes place inside the (7) ________of cells, and it is the reverse reaction of (8)______. (9) Cellular respiration takes place inside of plant cells. TRUE FALSE

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during anaerobic cellular respiration, which can occur

The following chemical equation summarizes what happens during anaerobic cellular respiration, which can occur inside all living cells under limiting circumstances: C 6 H 12 O 6 2 C 3 H 6 O 3 + energy (lactic acid) Human body cells, like muscle cells, undergo anaerobic cellular respiration under times of extreme stress and lack of (10) ______. (11) _____ is broken apart into two molecules of (12)_____. As a result of this chemical reaction, a little bit of (13) ______ is released. The (14) ______ makes your muscle cells “burn”. (15) When bonds between molecules are broken, energy is STORED RELEASED (16) Which produces more energy from one molecule of glucose? AEROBIC RESPIRATION ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION