Cellular Respiration

Question 0

formula for cellular respiration

Answer 0

C6H12O6+6O2–>6CO2+6H2O+ENERGY

Question 1

where does the energy of life come from?

Answer 1

cellular respiration

Question 2

the release of chemical energy for cellular use

Answer 2

cellular respiration

Question 3

cellular respiration takes place in small

Answer 3

steps

Question 4

cellular respiration occurs in

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the mitochondria

Question 5

what is cellular respiration done by

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heterotrophs and autotrophs

Question 6

two types of cellular respiration

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aerobic

anaerobic

Question 7

type of respiration where oxygen is present

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aerobic

Question 8

type of respiration where no oxygen is present

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anaerobic

Question 9

breakdown of sugar

Answer 9

glycolysis

Question 10

glycolysis doesn’t require

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oxygen

Question 11

glycolysis takes place in

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the cytoplasm

Question 12

main function of glycolysis

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1 C6H12O6 and make 2 pyruvic acids

Question 13

glucose is phosphorylated by

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2 ATP molecules forming a new 6C molecule

Question 14

6C molecule is very

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unstable

Question 15

6C molecules splits into

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2, 3 carbon, G-3-P molecules

Question 16

during glycolysis each PGAL gains a ___, floating in the cell’s environment

Answer 16

“p” group

Question 17

at the same time NAD+ removes two ____ to form NADH+H+

Answer 17

hydrogen atoms

Question 18

NADH+H+ is an ___ molecule

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oxidized

Question 19

the PGAL loses 2 “p” groups each to

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ADP

Question 20

when 4ADP–>4ATP

G-3-P is converted to

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pyruvic acid

Question 21

when 4ADP–>4ATP

___ is lost

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H2O

Question 22

overall energy results or glycolysis
1. used- 2. gained-
made- 2(3c)-
net gain-

Answer 22

2ATP 2NADH+H+
4ATP Pyruvic Acids
2ATP