Reactants
This is the product of cell respiration that is excreted by urination.
What is water.
This is how glucose enters the cell.
What is Diffusion.
This is being taken from Glucose in process of Glycolysis.
What are ELECTRONS.
This substance is responsible for breaking carbohydrates like starch apart during digestion.
What is water.
This is a product that is the gas that is made during cell respiration and exhaled.
What is carbon dioxide.
This is the organelle where the majority of cell respiration takes place.
What is mitochondria.
This is the stage where the most energy is produced in cell respiration.
What is the Oxidative Phosphorylation (ETC).
What is alcohol and lactic Acid.
This is the main end-product of cell respiration.
What is energy (A.T.P.).
This is the stage of cell respiration where water is produced.
What is the Oxidative Phosphorylation or ETC.
The products of photosynthesis are the ______ of respiration.
What are reactants.
Glycolysis, Link, and Krebs cycle create small amounts of ATP and "recharge" making these two substances.
What is NADH and FADH2.
This is where oxidative Phosphorylation (electron transport chain) takes place in the mitochondria.
What is the cristae or inner membrane.
This is the stage of cell respiration where carbon dioxide is produced.
What is the kreb's cycle and Link.
In cellular respiration the Carbon found in glucose eventually ends up in this substance during the "Link" and "Krebs Cycle".
What is carbon dioxide.
This is the type and number of usable energy made in cellular respiration.
What 38 ATP.
This where anaerobic respiration takes place.
What is the Cytoplasm.
This is the stage of cell respiration where BOTH NAD and FAD get charged with electrons and attach Hydrogens to the ETC.
What is the Kreb's cycle.
This is how much more efficient Aerobic respiration is when compared to Anaerobic Respiration.
1 glucose:38 ATP
1 glucose: 2 ATP
OR
19 Times Greater.