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Anaerobic reaction smell

Sulfur bacterial smell

Glycolysis products

4 molecules of ATP(2 are recycled for further glycolisis)


2 molocules of NADH


2 molecules of pyruvate

Aerobic reaction in presence of

Takes place in presence of oxygen

Glycolysis

Breaks glucose to


4 atp (2 are recycled into further ) 2 molocules NAHD a coenzyme


And 2 pyruvate molecules

Aerobic cellular respiration

Two pyruvates from glycolisis are broken down to 2 molecules of acetyl coenzyme A and 2 molecules of CO2 in mitochondria


NAD+ acts to remove electrons from pyruvate and forms two NADH


Citric acid cycle or creb cycle products

2 atp


4 molecules of CO2


6 molecules of NADH


2 molecules of FADH2

Alcoholic fermentation products

Ethyl alcohol C2H5OH


CO2


2 ATP (net of 4)

Lactic acid fermentation products

Lactic acid C3H5O3


2 molecules of ATP (4 net)

Reaction for aerobic cellular respiration (basic formula)

C6H12O6 + 6O2 = 6 CO2 + 6H20

ATP broken down

ADP

Electron transport chain products

H2O


32 ATP(36 total atp)


CO2

Yeast experiment results

No reaction in pure water or starch


Respiration took place in glucose

Aerobic respiration in ()


Anaerobic respiration in ()

Mitochondria and cytosol

Glycolysis takes place in

Cytoplasm


Occurs in both fermentation and aerobic cellular respiration

Glucose source

Photosynthesis

Final electron acceptor of electron transport chain

Is oxygen and this results in water


NAD+

Facilitates removal of electrons from pyruvate and forms 2 molocules of NADH

CoA acytl coenzyme a

convey the carbon atoms within the acetyl group to the citric acid cycle (Krebs cycle)