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Question 4 

Cellular respiration results in the release of energy from glucose. What is this released energy most often used for? 

• The energy is used to break down fatty acids and triglycerides 

• The energy is used to concentrate water molecules within the cell 

• The energy is used for ATP hydrolysis. 

• The energy is used to form a bond between ADP and Pi 

• The energy is used to produce carbon dioxide and oxygen

Question 5 

During the process of cellular respiration, the majority of the chemical energy that is available for release from the glucose molecule is due to the 

• amphipathic nature of the glucose molecule 

• hydrophilic nature of the glucose molecule 

• electrons found within the polar covalent bonds of the functional groups 

• protons surrounding the carbon atoms

• presence of carbonyl and hydroxyl groups. 

• electrons shared in the covalent bonds between the carbon and hydrogen atoms

Answer 1

4. The energy is used to form a bond between ADP and iP.

The whole process of cellular respiration takes place is to generate energy that can be used for various cellular functions. The energy that is generated is used to form ATP i.e. a bond is formed between ADP and iP to form ATP and ATP is mostly used throughout the living body is an energy currency.