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Aerobic Respiration

Science · Organisms & Life Processes · conceptual

Explain aerobic respiration as the process by which organisms release energy from glucose using oxygen, producing carbon dioxide and water; write and interpret the word equation: glucose + oxygen → carbon dioxide + water

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What mastery looks like

  • Writes and explains the word equation for aerobic respiration
  • Explains where in the cell aerobic respiration takes place (mitochondria)
  • Links aerobic respiration to why breathing rate and heart rate increase during exercise
  • Explains that respiration is not the same as breathing

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If Aerobic Respiration had just finished PE and was breathing hard, could they explain what aerobic respiration is doing inside their muscle cells — and write out the word equation that describes it?

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