aerobic and anaerobic respiration. Flashcards

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what is respiration?

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chemical process that releases the energy from within glucose.

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what is breathing?

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physical process that takes in oxygen to the lungs and removes carbon dioxide from the body.

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what is the difference between respiration and breathing?

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R) chemical.
B) physical.

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what is the word equation for aerobic respiration?

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glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+energy)

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what is the symbol equation for aerobic respiration?

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C₂H₁₂O₆ +6O₂ → 6C0₂+6H₂0

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where does respiration take place in cells?

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mitochondria of every cell in the body.

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what does respiration release and what sort of reaction is it?

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releases energy from within glucose and is an exothermic reaction.

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what is respiration carefully controlled by?

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enzymes.

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what is the anaerobic respiration word equation in animals?

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glucose → Latic acid.

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what is the anaerobic respiration word equation in plants and yeast?

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glucose → ethanol + carbon dioxide.

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in exercise what happens to the heart, breathing rate and breath volume and why?

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increases to supply muscles with more oxygen and glucose for the increase in aerobic respiration.

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during periods of vigorous activity the muscles may not be supplied with enough oxygen. what type of respiration takes place and where?

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anaerobic respiration in the muscle cells.

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what does using anaerobic respiration cause?

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build up of latic acid and creates an oxygen debt.

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what does lactic acid cause?

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causes muscles to hurt and stops them from contracting efficiently.

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what is yeast?

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single-celled fungi.

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how is yeast produced?

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asexually.
creates a bud- this new cell eventually breaks away from parent cell.

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what is the word equation for yeast fermentation?

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glucose → ethanol + carbon dioxide + energy.

18
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what is the symbol equation for yeast fermentation?

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C₆H₁₂O₆ →2C₂H₅OH+2CO₂+210KJ.

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an experiment was set up including a glass beaker, stopper, another boiling tube, and a glass tube that connected them both, one from the yeast in glucose solution and one going to the lime water: what is the purpose of having a layer of oil on top of the yeast?

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stop oxygen getting to the solution.

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an experiment was set up including a glass beaker, stopper, another boiling tube, and a glass tube that connected them both, one from the yeast in glucose solution and one going to the lime water: what was in the solution and why?

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sugar. respire.

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an experiment was set up including a glass beaker, stopper, another boiling tube, and a glass tube that connected them both, one from the yeast in glucose solution and one going to the lime water: what proves that carbon dioxide was produced?

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bubbles are produced .
changes colour- cloudy.

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an experiment was set up including a glass beaker, stopper, another boiling tube, and a glass tube that connected them both, one from the yeast in glucose solution and one going to the lime water: why does anaerobic respiration stop eventually?

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runs out of energy glucose.

23
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what does an aerobic respiration look like?

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with oxygen.
glucose completely broken down.
more energy released.
Latic acid not produced.
muscles don’t fatigue.
normal breathing/ light exercise.

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what does anaerobic respiration look like?

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without oxygen.
glucose incompletely broken down.
less energy released.
Latic acid produced.
muscles fatigue.
vigorous exercise.

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fill in the words: respiration takes place in the ……………………of every cell in the body. it …………the energy from within ……..and is an……………reaction. respiration is carefully controlled by many………..also known as …………….catalysts.

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mitochondria.
releases.
glucose.
exothermic.
enzymes.
biological.