Which of these products is formed during the metabolic reactions of cellular respiration

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The correct answer is D.
Cellular respiration is the process by which glucose molecules are broken down in the presence of oxygen to produce energy in form of ATP, water and carbon dioxide are also given off as the by products of the reaction. Thus, for cellular respiration to occur, the raw materials that are needed are glucose and oxygen while the products of the reaction that are formed are energy, water and carbon dioxide. Living organisms used the energy produced to carry out life sustaining activities of the cells.

maria [59]3 years ago

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The products that is formed during the metabolic reactions of cellular respiration is : D. Water

The end result of our respiration is CO2 and H2O .

Glucose : Used in energy creating mechanism
Oxygen : The one that is used for respiration, not the product formed

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