Where does the water go in cellular respiration?

Answer 1

Water loss occurs during gas exchange because animals and plants both contain more water than the surrounding air. In animals the animals, the lung saturates the air expelled with water which largely escapes into the atmosphere. Some animals can minimize loss through adaptations in the nasal passages that rescue some of the water that would otherwise be lost.

Answer 2

In cellular respiration h2o is formed at the end of the electron transport chain. As electrons travel threw the chain they release energy used to actively transport hydrogen ions across the inner membrane of the Mitochondria. When they reach the end of the chain, one oxygen atom accepts two electrons and combines with two hydrogen ions to form h2o in the Mitochondrial matrix.

Answer 3

The body.