What is the difference between cellular respiration and breathing?
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Cellular Respiration -
- Its is biological processes in which energy is produced.
- Complete Oxidation of Glucose (C6H12O6) occurs in cytoplasm.
- Its is a exo - thermic reaction.
- By products are Co2, H2O and Energy.
- During Aerobic respiration 686 KJ Energy is produced, while in aerobic respiration around 58.9 Kj energy is produced.
Breathing -
- It is a Mechanical process.
- Its contains Inhalation and exhalation of air.
- 21.9% oxygen is taken in and around 4.4% Co2 is exhaled.
- It occurs externally.
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Cellular Respiration -
Its is biological processes in which energy is produced.
Complete Oxidation of Glucose (C6H12O6) occurs in cytoplasm.
Its is a exo - thermic reaction.
By products are Co2, H2O and Energy.
During Aerobic respiration 686 KJ Energy is produced, while in aerobic respiration around 58.9 Kj energy is produced.
Breathing -
It is a Mechanical process.
Its contains Inhalation and exhalation of air.
21.9% oxygen is taken in and around 4.4% Co2 is exhaled.
It occurs externally.
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