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What Controls The Chemical Reactions Inside Cells?

Enzymes.

During Aerobic Respiration What Is Used?

Glucose & Oxygen.

During Aerobic Respiration What Is Released?

Energy.

Where Does Aerobic Respiration Take Place Continuously?

Plants & Animals.

Where Do Most Of The Aerobic Respiration Reactions Take Place?

Mitochondria.

What Is The Word Equation For Aerobic Respiration?

Glucose + Oxygen ➡️ Carbon Dioxide + Water (+ Energy).

Name Two Types Of Cellular Respiration.

Aerobic & Anaerobic.

Energy Is Released During Respiration. Name Four Ways In Which An Organism Uses This Energy.

- To build larger molecules from smaller ones.


- In animals, to enable muscles to contract.


- In mammals and birds, to maintain a steady body temperature.


- In plants, to build sugars, nitrates and other nutrients into amino acids which are then built into proteins.

What Happens During Exercise?

- The heart rate increases.


- The rate and depth of breathing increases.

Glucose Is Stored In Muscles, In What Form?

Glycogen.

During Exercise Blood Flow To The Muscles Increased, As A Result Of This What Are The Three Further Increases?

- Sugar to the muscles.


- Oxygen to the muscles.


- Rate of removal of carbon dioxide.

If There Is Insufficient Oxygen Reaching The Muscles, What Type Of Respiration Takes Place.

Anaerobic Respiration.

During Anaerobic Respiration, What Is Incompletely Broken Down?

Glucose.

During Anaerobic Respiration, What Is Produced?

Lactic Acid.

Which Produces The Most Energy: Aerobic Or Anaerobic Respiration?

Aerobic Respiration.

What Is Required To Oxidise Lactic Acid To Carbon Dioxide And Water?

Oxygen.

If Muscles Are Subjected To Long Periods Of Vigorous Activity They Become Fatigued. Name One Cause Of Muscle Fatigue.

Build up of lactic acid in the muscles.

How Is The Lactic Acid Removed From The Muscles?

Blood flowing through the muscles.

Where Do Most Of The Reactions Of Aerobic Respiration Happen?

Mitochondria.

Energy Is Obtained From Aerobic And Anaerobic Respiration During Exercise. Give Four Differences Between Aerobic And Anaerobic Respiration.

- Oxygen is used in aerobic respiration.


- More energy is created from aerobic.


- Carbon dioxide and water are the end products of aerobic respiration.


- Lactic acid is the end product of anaerobic.