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3. What happens to the electrons during cell respiration (both in terms of what molecules they are on and their energy levels? Try filling in these blanks: At the start of glycolysis, the electrons are (high /low) energy and are found in Then these electrons (gain/lose) energy as they are transferred to the electron carrier This NADH electron carrier carries these (high/low) energy electrons to the mitochondria where they are sent through the electron transport chain and end up on molecules. By the end, these electrons are (high /low) energy. molecules.

3. What happens to the electrons during cell respiration (both in terms of what molecules they are on and their energy levels? Try filling in these blanks: At the start of glycolysis, the electrons are (high /low) energy and are found in Then these electrons (gain/lose) energy as they are transferred to the electron carrier This NADH electron carrier carries these (high/low) energy electrons to the mitochondria where they are sent through the electron transport chain and end up on molecules. By the end, these electrons are (high /low) energy. molecules.

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3. What happens to the electrons during cell respiration (both in terms of what molecules they are on and their energy levels? Try filling in these blanks: 4. At the start of glycolysis, the electrons are (high /low) energy and are found in Then these electrons (gain/lose) energy as they are transferred to the electron carrier This NADH electron carrier carries these (high/low) energy electrons to the mitochondria where they are sent through the electron transport chain and end up on molecules. By the end, these electrons are (high /low) energy. How is ATP produced? Try filling in these blanks. At the start of glycolysis, glucose (gains/loses) energy when 2 ATP are After this, (#) ATP are produced in glycolysis, making the net ATP Later, (#) ATP molecules are made in pyruvate oxidation and molecules are made as the result of enzyme production molecules. (#) ATP. are made in the TCA cycle. ~30 ATP where the electrochemical gradient powers the
Transcribed Image Text:3. What happens to the electrons during cell respiration (both in terms of what molecules they are on and their energy levels? Try filling in these blanks: 4. At the start of glycolysis, the electrons are (high /low) energy and are found in Then these electrons (gain/lose) energy as they are transferred to the electron carrier This NADH electron carrier carries these (high/low) energy electrons to the mitochondria where they are sent through the electron transport chain and end up on molecules. By the end, these electrons are (high /low) energy. How is ATP produced? Try filling in these blanks. At the start of glycolysis, glucose (gains/loses) energy when 2 ATP are After this, (#) ATP are produced in glycolysis, making the net ATP Later, (#) ATP molecules are made in pyruvate oxidation and molecules are made as the result of enzyme production molecules. (#) ATP. are made in the TCA cycle. ~30 ATP where the electrochemical gradient powers the
5) Diagram the path of the electrons on the ETC and fill in the boxes with the compounds being transported and the compounds that come in and go out of the ETC: Sm Is the NADH high or low energy? Is the H₂O high or low energy? Where did the energy go (or come from)?
Transcribed Image Text:5) Diagram the path of the electrons on the ETC and fill in the boxes with the compounds being transported and the compounds that come in and go out of the ETC: Sm Is the NADH high or low energy? Is the H₂O high or low energy? Where did the energy go (or come from)?
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