What is the energy conversion that occurs in cellular respiration?

Chemical energy in glucose is converted to light energy.

Light energy is converted to chemical energy in glucose.

Energy in glucose is converted to packets of stored energy in the organism.

Packets of stored energy are converted to chemical energy in glucose.

Chemical energy in glucose is converted to light energy.

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What is the energy conversion that occurs in cellular respiration?

 Chemical energy in glucose is converted to light energy.

 Light energy is converted to chemical energy in glucose.

 Energy in glucose is converted to packets of stored energy in the organism.

 Packets of stored energy are converted to chemical energy in glucose.


Chemical energy in glucose is converted to light energy. <------ This one is wrong

aaronq · Answer

Cellular resp involves the oxidation of glucose (and other molecules) and transfer that potential energy into phosphoanhydride bonds in ATP

anonymous · Answer

Um okay. I dont really understand

aaronq · Answer

Do you know what cellular respiration is?

anonymous · Answer

yes

aaronq · Answer

What is the ultimate purpose of it?

anonymous · Answer

I just know what goes in and what comes out and that it goes through the mitochondria

aaronq · Answer

Well what is the product of it?

anonymous · Answer

Energy, water, and carbon dioxide

anonymous · Answer

Could someone maybe help me this is my last question on my review

aaronq · Answer

in what form is the energy produced?

aaronq · Answer

it's essentially this one, although the wording is not quite clear, "Energy in glucose is converted to packets of stored energy in the organism."

aaronq · Answer

the "packets of stored energy" would be molecules of ATP, specifically in the phosphoanhydride bonds.

anonymous · Answer

oh okay! well Thank You!! Your a big help

aaronq · Answer

no problem, i hope it's a little clearer.