Hunting Down Some ATP!
Further exploring unit 3.6 anaerobic respiration, along with some material from other units.
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Topics of this game:
- In cellular respiration glucose is NOT oxidized
- In photosynthesis, light energy is converted to chemical energy
- What happens to NADH in anaerobic conditions during fermentation?
- What is the overall goal of fermentation?
- What does NADH do in Lactic acid fermentation?
- What is the end product of Alcoholic fermentation?
- Which process (in cellular respiration) takes place in the cytoplasm?
- When a (negative) electron is gained, the process is known as oxidation.
- What does anaerobic mean?
- What would happen if fermentation did NOT re-use NADH?
- When is anaerobic respiration usually used?
- What is a pyruvate?
- How many ATP are made from glycolysis?
- What molecule derived from glycolysis is used to start the Krebs cycle?
- Where does the Krebs Cycle occur?
- Cellular respiration and photosynthesis have opposite reactants and products.
- What is the purpose of ATP?
- Glucose is broken down in the Krebs Cycle
- Which process produces the most ATP?
- Which is a product of the Krebs Cycle?
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