a) Write the general equation for cellular respiration.i)Based on the equation in 3a, what happen to the glucose and oxygen moleculesduring the redox reaction?Determine whether cellular respiration is an endergonic or exergonic process.Explain your answer.b) List the reactants and products for the process giveni)Glycolysis.Reactants:Products (net):i)Citric acid cycle.Reactants:Products:c)How is ATP produced during Glycolysis and Citric acid cycle?d) Describe the process of ATP production by ATP synthase in oxidative phosphorylation.

Introduction Three Processes Are Involved In Cellular Respiration: 1. Glycolysis Is The Process Of…

a) Write the general equation for cellular respiration. i) Based on the equation in 3a, what happen to the glucose and oxygen molecules during the redox reaction? D Determine whether cellular respiration is an endergonic or exergonic process. Explain your answer. 7 b) List the reactants and products for the process given i) Glycolysis. Reactants: Products (net): i) Citric acid cycle. Reactants: Products: c) How is ATP produced during Glycolysis and Citric acid cycle? d) Describe the process of ATP production by ATP synthase in oxidative phosphorylation

a) Write the general equation for cellular respiration. i) Based on the equation in 3a, what happen to the glucose and oxygen molecules during the redox reaction? D Determine whether cellular respiration is an endergonic or exergonic process. Explain your answer. 7 b) List the reactants and products for the process given i) Glycolysis. Reactants: Products (net): i) Citric acid cycle. Reactants: Products: c) How is ATP produced during Glycolysis and Citric acid cycle? d) Describe the process of ATP production by ATP synthase in oxidative phosphorylation

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Chapter4: How Cells Obtain Energy

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