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    Part A is where aerobic respiration reactions mainly occur. The equation for aerobic respiration is glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+ energy). An investigation could measure the effect of exercise on heart rate or breathing rate, with exercise as the independent variable and heart rate or breathing rate as the dependent variable. Control variables would need to be identified. Yeast cells can undergo anaerobic respiration, with the equation glucose → alcohol + carbon dioxide (+ energy), unlike human muscle cells whose anaerobic respiration produces lactic acid instead of alcohol.

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    Part A is where aerobic respiration reactions mainly occur. The equation for aerobic respiration is glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+ energy). An investigation could measure the effect of exercise on heart rate or breathing rate, with exercise as the independent variable and heart rate or breathing rate as the dependent variable. Control variables would need to be identified. Yeast cells can undergo anaerobic respiration, with the equation glucose → alcohol + carbon dioxide (+ energy), unlike human muscle cells whose anaerobic respiration produces lactic acid instead of alcohol.

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    Part A is where aerobic respiration reactions mainly occur. The equation for aerobic respiration is glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+ energy). An investigation could measure the effect of exercise on heart rate or breathing rate, with exercise as the independent variable and heart rate or breathing rate as the dependent variable. Control variables would need to be identified. Yeast cells can undergo anaerobic respiration, with the equation glucose → alcohol + carbon dioxide (+ energy), unlike human muscle cells whose anaerobic respiration produces lactic acid instead of alcohol.

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    Part A is where aerobic respiration reactions mainly occur. The equation for aerobic respiration is glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water (+ energy). An investigation could measure the effect of exercise on heart rate or breathing rate, with exercise as the independent variable and heart rate or breathing rate as the dependent variable. Control variables would need to be identified. Yeast cells can undergo anaerobic respiration, with the equation glucose → alcohol + carbon dioxide (+ energy), unlike human muscle cells whose anaerobic respiration produces lactic acid instead of alcohol.

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    NAME________________________Introduction to Respiration. Complete the tasks in the table.

    Date_____________
    Good progress
    A Part A is where most of the reactions of aerobic respiration happen. Name part
    Complete all
    questions
    A. ............................................................

    Tick when you Complete the equation for aerobic respiration.


    think you have
    made good Glucose + Oxygen .............................. + .............................. (+………………)
    progress

    Outstanding Plan an investigation into the effect of exercise on either heart rate or breathing rate. Choose only one of these tasks.
    progress

    A good plan could Aim: Prediction: Method: Independent variable:


    be used in a future
    lesson as a practical!

    Tick when you think


    you have made
    Dependent variable:
    outstanding progress

    Control variables:
    Why do you think this?

    Beyond Yeast cells can respire anaerobically. The equation for anaerobic respiration in yeast is: glucose alcohol + carbon dioxide (+ energy). How
    outstanding.
    is anaerobic respiration in yeast cells is different from anaerobic respiration in human muscle cells?
    Tick if you think
    your progress is
    beyond outstanding

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