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    Respiration Test Yourself 1 Answers

    What Am I?

    red blood cell mitochondria

    Circle the reactants for aerobic respiration in the list below:

    glucose fibre vitamins oxygen carbon dioxide water

    Respiration Experiment

    A demonstration is set up as shown below. When the pipette filler is given a sharp squeeze, there
    is a small explosion and the lid of the coffee tin is forced off.

    500g coffee tin with lid

    funnel containing icing sugar rubber bung

    candle pipette filler

    rubber tubing

    1. Name the two reactants in the experiment.

    icing sugar oxygen

    2. Give two ways in which this reaction is similar to aerobic respiration in cells.

    Any two from:


    • one of the reactants is sugar

    • oxygen is required for the reaction to take place

    • lots of energy is released

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