Biology, asked by abhishek8284, 11 months ago

30.
Which chemical substance is firstly hydrolysed to get
energy in respiration -
(A) Protein
(B) Lipid
(C) Carbohydrate (D) None of these​

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Answered by kirtisingh01
3

Answer:

Protein is firstly hydrolysed to get energy in respiration.

Explanation:

Respiration is the substance procedure by which natural mixes discharge vitality. The mixes change into various ones by exergonic responses.

There are two kinds of Respiration:

high-impact, which requires oxygen and discharges heaps of vitality

anaerobic, which doesn't require oxygen however discharges substantially less vitality per mole of beginning material

ATP and cells

The hydrolysis of adenosine triphosphate (ATP) to adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and phosphoric corrosive (Pi) discharges vitality (it is an exergonic response). Some synthetic responses that happen in cells require vitality. Hydrolysis responses of ATP can give this vitality.

ppt logo Hydrolysis of ATP

Cells must renew ATP by incorporating it from ADP and phosphoric corrosive.

ppt logo Synthesis of ATP from ADP

This requires vitality, and one method for giving this is from the oxidation of glucose which is an exergonic response.

There are two reasons why vitality from the oxidation of glucose isn't utilized legitimately to drive compound responses in the cell:

the hydrolysis of ATP discharges limited quantities of vitality contrasted with the oxidation of glucose, and in a controlled way

vitality is discharged promptly from the hydrolysis of ATP, yet the oxidation of glucose requires some serious energy

Oxidation and decrease

The kinds of substance responses called oxidation and decrease lie at the core of breath. They generally happen together - one substance is oxidized as another is diminished. We regularly utilize the term redox responses to portray this.

There are two helpful perspectives about redox responses. One is that oxidation is the expansion of oxygen and decrease is the expulsion of oxygen from a substance. For instance:

C6H12O6 + 6O2 - > 6CO2 + 6H2O (oxidation of glucose).

Be that as it may, an increasingly helpful definition is as far as electron move:

Oxidation is the evacuation of electrons, for example Fe2+ - > Fe3+ + e-

Decrease is the expansion of electrons, for example Fe3+ + e - > Fe2+

A compound that provisions electrons is known as a decreasing operator (or a reductant), and a concoction that acknowledges electrons is called an oxidizing specialist (or an oxidant).

Aerobic Respiration

High-impact breath might be spoken to by the general condition

C6H12O6 + 6O2 - > 6CO2 + 6H2O

Around 3000 kJ mol-1 of vitality is discharged. Consuming glucose in air would discharge this measure of vitality in one go. Be that as it may, it isn't as straightforward as this in oxygen consuming breath. Oxygen consuming breath is a progression of protein controlled responses that discharge the vitality hid away in starches and lipids during photosynthesis and make it accessible to living creatures.

Answered by mindfulmaisel
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The chemical substance that is firstly hydrolyzed to get energy in respiration is the carbohydrates.

Option: C

Explanation:

  • The glucose is the primary raw material that is used as a ‘fuel’ for the process of glycolysis. It travels to the Krebs cycle and the ‘electron transport chain’.  
  • Thus any material that comes to the body should be converted to energy to participate in the cellular respiration process and yield energy for the cells.  

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