Anaerobic respiration converts glucose into energy and byproducts like ethanol, carbon dioxide, or lactic acid. This is possible because carbon can be burned to produce oxygen and energy for cells form bonds with other carbons to create ring structures that can store energy give away its electrons to other atoms so carbon can have any number of bonds be replaced in molecules with other elements that have more valence electrons

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Anaerobic respiration converts glucose into energy and byproducts like ethanol, carbon dioxide, or lactic acid. This is possible because carbon can  be burned to produce oxygen and energy for cells  form bonds with other carbons to create ring structures that can store energy  give away its electrons to other atoms so carbon can have any number of bonds  be replaced in molecules with other elements that have more valence electrons

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Anaerobic respiration converts glucose into energy and byproducts like ethanol, carbon dioxide, or lactic acid. This is possible because carbon can

Abe burned to produce oxygen and energy for cells

Bform bonds with other carbons to create ring structures that can store energy

Cgive away its electrons to other atoms so carbon can have any number of bonds

Dbe replaced in molecules with other elements that have more valence electrons