Test Oct 26

Question 1

Equation Glycolosis

Answer 1

Glucose->2 pyruvate+2ATP+2NADH

Question 2

Equation Conversion

Answer 2

2 pyruvate-> Aectyl CoA+2NADH+Co2

Question 3

Equation Citric acid cycle

Answer 3

2 acetyl CoA-2ATP-6NADH-2FADH 2

Question 3

Equation ETC

Answer 3

10 NADH+2FDAH2-> 34 ATP

Question 3

What is the process when the energy of glucose is converted into ATP ?

Answer 3

Cellular Respiration

Question 4

What is the next step that happens in the cytoplasm?

Answer 4

Conversion

Question 5

The steps Of Aerobic cellular respiration

Answer 5

Gycolosis, Acetyl CoA, Citric acid, ETC

Question 6

Where does Aerobic happens and Anaerobic

Answer 6

Aerobic = Mitochondria
Anaerobic= Cytoplasm

Question 7

What is the product of glycolosis ?

Answer 7

Pyruvate

Question 8

What is the total ATP in Aerobic respiration

Answer 8

38 ATP

Question 9

What are the reactants in ETC

Answer 9

10 NADH and 2FADH 2

Question 10

What is the molecule that absorbs solar energy before it becomes into glucose?

Answer 10

Pigments

Question 11

Product of the reaction of conversion

Answer 11

Acetyl CoA

Question 12

What is Acetyl CoA broken into ?

Answer 12

ATP NADH and FADH2

Question 13

What is the last step of Aerobic respiration

Answer 13

NADH and FADH2

Question 14

What are the two steps of cellular respiration where carbon dioxide is produced ?

Answer 14

Conversion and the Kreb/citric cycle

Question 15

What is the conversion ratio of NADH to ATP

Answer 15

1:3

Question 16

C6 H12 O6+O62-> 6Co2+H2O

Answer 16

What are the reactants and the products and the elements contained in this equation/formula

Question 17

Where is energy stored before it becomes into ATP?

Answer 17

In Glucose Molecules

Question 18

What does the Mitochondria do ?

Answer 18

Produces Energy + Make Proteins+ Control what enters in and out the cell.

Question 19

What is the Main Purpose of Cellular respiration ?

Answer 19

To break down subtances to make ATP Energy

Question 20

Difference between Aerobic and Anaerobic

Answer 20

AERO = Requieres O2 in the mitochondria, has more ATP. Its in conversion,kreb, ETC.
ANAERO= Does not require O2. Less ATP cytoplasm. In glycolosis and fermentation

Question 21

How much ATP in Glycolosis?

Answer 21

2

Question 22

ATP in Conversion

Answer 22

0

Question 23

ATP Kreb/citric acid cycle

Answer 23

2

Question 24

ATP ETC

Answer 24

34

Question 25

3 Steps of Cellular respiration in the Mitochondria

Answer 25

Gycolosis COnversion Citric acid cycle

Question 26

How many ATP is produced from 10 NADH during cellular respiration

Answer 26

30 ATP

Question 27

Alchohol Fermentaion

Answer 27

Yeast Result= Alchohol and CO2 Cytoplasm Reactant is pyruvate

Question 28

Lactic Acid

Answer 28

Muscles results in Lactic acid = Muscle fatigue. Cytoplasm. Anaerobic

Question 29

Why do we catch our breath even when we stop moving from and exercise ?

Answer 29

We continue gasping for air for oxygen to destroy build up of CO2 in our cells

Question 30

What role do lungs play in cellular respiration ?

Answer 30

Lungs play a crucial role in cellular respiration by starting the exchange of gases like oxygen, carbon dioxide, between the atmosphere and bloodstream.