Created by Emma Samuelson
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Question | Answer |
In which part of the cell does respiration happen? | Mitochondria |
What is the difference between anaerobic and aerobic respiration? | Aerobic respiration is a reaction with oxygen whilst Anaerobic respiration is without oxygen |
What are the reactants for aerobic respiration? | Oxygen + Glucose |
What are the products of Aerobic respiration? | Water + Carbon dioxide |
Which product could be tested for using lime water? | Carbon dioxide |
What would happen to limewater to show a positive test for Carbon dioxide? | It would go cloudy/misty/milky |
What 3 things do we use respiration for? | >To keep a constant temperature > To help muscles contract >To make larger molecules from smaller molecules |
What type of energy is found in glucose | Chemical energy |
What chemical do muscles change glucose into to store it? | Glycogen |
Why does your breathing rate increase when you exercise? | Because your muscles have a higher demand for oxygen |
What chemical is produced by your muscles during ANAEROBIC respiration? | Lactic acid |
When your muscles start to hurt due to lactic acid, what do we call this? | Muscle fatigue |
What is the word equation for ANAEROBIC respiration? | Glucose ----> Lactic acid |
What is the word equation for AEROBIC respiration? | Glucose + Oxygen ----> CO2 + Water |
What do we call the amount of Oxygen to metabolise any lactic acid when exercising? | Oxygen Debt |
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