Question

You are an oxygen molecule floating in the air near a rabbit about to pass into its nasal passageways. Tell the story of your adventure through cellular respiration of the rabbit and then photosynthesis in a plant.

Answer 1

During cellular respiration, electrons are produced. The oxygen molecule accepts these electrons, then combines them with protons to make water. This outputs ATP, which is what the rabbit uses for energy. At the end of the process, carbon dioxide is released. From here, the carbon dioxide travels to one of the rabbit's favorite plants. This helps plants breathe. Sunlight penetrates the leaves of the plant, which are generating into sugar molecules within the chloroplast. The substance is known as chlorophyll. Electrons make the chemical process go more quickly. At the end, the plant releases oxygen back to the rabbit.

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