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Is energy released by resperation?
by resperation
Is energy being released photosynthesis or aerobic respiration?
aerobic resperation
What are the products for resperation?
The products of respiration (cellular) are carbon dioxide and water. Energy is released.
The process by which cells make energy from glucose is called what?
resperation resperation
When glucose molecules are broken down energy is released and carbon dioxide and water are produced. What is this process called?
Resperation
Why does aerobic resperation produce more energy than anaerobic resperation?
aerobic you are using oxygen. and anaerobic you are not.
When does resperation occur?
At night!!!!!!!!!!
Who was hercales's cousin?
resperation
What is the product of resperation?
Carbon Dioxide
What is the site of cellular resperation?
Mitochondria
Which organelle does resperation occur?
In the Mitochondria
Where do raw materials for resperation come from?
the sea
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