How is energy released during anaerobic respiration?

Answer 1

Since anaerobic is without oxygen, energy in cells produced anaerobically is without oxygen... so... Cells first start with Glycolysis, the beginning process in cell respiration that doesn't need oxygen. There it breaks glucose down into two pyruvic acid molecules. If there is no oxygen involved, the pyruvic acid is unused, and the original two ATP molecule break into four ATP molecules. From there, they travel into Fermentation. Depending on what you're doing, it may go into Alcoholic Fermentation or Lactic Acid Fermentation. Both produce several ATP molecules with the help of NADH. The products of both Fermentations are Carbon Dioxide (CO2) and NAD+, and also either alcohol or lactic acid.

Answer 2

The Aerobic Energy system works via the breakdown of carbohydrates by oxygen. The by products of this process are water (in sweat) carbon dioxide (in breath) and heat (produced by the muscles).scu u goergia hannington

Answer 3

Most of the cells in your body produce energy both aerobically and anaerobically depending on weather or not they have oxygen available to them, aerobic respiration (with oxygen) produces much more energy than anaerobic but takes much longer. We use anaerobic respiration when we are exercising and have a limited supply of oxygen, it is the cells in our muscles that use anaerobic respiration most.

Answer 4

oxygen powers this system as it is designed for long events eg marathon running

Answer 5

ATP is the type of energy used in aerobic respiration

Answer 6

because it carries to a rose and then lets it go all over something else

Answer 7

In the mitochondria.

Answer 8

glycolysis