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What do plants produce after photosynthesis?
glucose and oygen
Why do you breathe in oygen?
by sucking in oxygen
Can you extract oygen from uranium by using electricity?
No
What are two natural gasses?
Oygen and Hydrogen
Does blood feed your organs?
yes it does with Oygen
What membrane bound organelle uses oygen and organic molecules to make ATP?
The cellular reaction of oxygen (O2) and glucose (C6H12O6) is know as aerobic respiration. This reaction takes place in a cell's mitochondria.
What is Magnesium plus Oygen?
MgO Magnesium Oxide.
Which substance is needed for cellular respiration to occur?
It is oygen
What is the rection to the oygen and carbon cycle?
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How do paint and oil prevent iron grills from rusting?
rust is also called iron oxide forms when iron reacts with oygen ...the paint coats the iron therefore preventin its contact wid oygen
How oygen gets into blood?
Breathing, would supply the blood with oxygen.
Where is oxygen needed in the body?
oygen is needed in your lungs and heart to be able to live and breathe
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