Sophie, Rebecca, and Indrani
Scrpit: I: (Hello; Hi) We studied Cellular Respiration. For our project, we made a working model. This box (points to box) represents a cell. As you can see, we’ve drawn the parts of the cell on the box.
R: The equation for cellular respiration is Glucose + Oxygen-----------> Carbon Dioxide+ Water+ Energy. First, glucose, which is in the cell, (drops into mitochondria) is the first of the two raw materials used. The next is oxygen (drops whatever oxygen is into mitochondria) is the second raw material.
I:Oxygen is obtained by either inhaling it, which is what us humans do, or diffusing it, which is what plants do. Inside the mitochondria, the glucose and oxygen are broken up into smaller pieces, (S eats)
Scrpit: I: (Hello; Hi) We studied Cellular Respiration. For our project, we made a working model. This box (points to box) represents a cell. As you can see, we’ve drawn the parts of the cell on the box.
R: The equation for cellular respiration is Glucose + Oxygen-----------> Carbon Dioxide+ Water+ Energy. First, glucose, which is in the cell, (drops into mitochondria) is the first of the two raw materials used. The next is oxygen (drops whatever oxygen is into mitochondria) is the second raw material.
I:Oxygen is obtained by either inhaling it, which is what us humans do, or diffusing it, which is what plants do. Inside the mitochondria, the glucose and oxygen are broken up into smaller pieces, (S eats)