cellular respiration

how is energy stored at the end of aerobic respiration?

• ADP

• BPT

• ATP

• FADH

when animals use energy what is always produced?

• sugar

• oxygen

• starch

• heat

what is produced through the process of cellular respiration?

• sugar

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

• sodium

when placed in a glucose solution, yeast cells will produce bubbles. which process are the yeast cells carrying out?

• chemosynthesis

• photosynthesis

• respiration

• transpiration

cellular respiration is a process that produces energy for the cell and is about 40% efficient. If 1200 joules of energy are used during cellular respiration, how much of this energy will be lost as heat?

• 480

• 720

• 1160

• 1170

the energy required to lift an object is supplied by ATP derived from the breakdown of molecules of...

• glutamate

• glycerol

• glycosis

• glucose

during an experiment on aerobic cellular respiration, a biologist limits the amount of phosphorus available to a cell culture. how might this affect the cell?

• amount of cellular energy would decrease

• amount of glucose produced would increase

• amount of cellular energy would increase

• amount of glucose produced would decrease

cells in the body use oxygen for cellular respiration. which is the result of cellular respiration?

• ATP is produced and carbon dioxide is released

• ATP is consumed and carbon dioxide is released

• ATP is produced and carbon dioxide is absorbed

• ATP is consumed and carbon dioxide is absorbed

respiration is a process during which energy is released from glucose. this energy is used for processes such as growth of the body. which type of energy does respiration release?

• kinetic

• thermal

• potential

• chemical

which type of energy do muscle cells use to produce mechanical energy in the movement of an arm?

• nuclear

• radiant

• thermal

• chemical