Why is anaerobic respiration energetically less efficient than aerobic respiration? A: The aerobic respiration process uses a respiratory electron transport chain, while anaerobic respiration uses a molecular electron transport chain. B: Anaerobes use less oxidizing substances like sulfate or nitrate during the electron transport chain so less energy is released per oxidized molecule. C: Anaerobes use only oxygen during the electron transport chain, while aerobes use both oxygen and carbon dioxide which results in a more efficient process.
D: Anaerobes' terminal electron receptors have larger reduction potentials than O2 meaning that more energy is released per oxidized molecule.
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What do u think ?
I think A
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Describe the following protein molecule's structure by its major components. A: 3 amino acids joined by 3 peptide bonds B: 3 amino acids joined by 2 peptide bonds C: 2 amino acids joined by 3 peptide bonds D: 2 amino acids joined by 2 peptide bonds
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Can't u screenshot it ?
yeah i'll do that, it's just a pic in the word document though
yeah....my ms office crashed yesterday and i hvn't reinstalled it yet :(
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When an organic compost pile is built correctly (sufficiently large, slightly moist, and containing a variety of organic material), it tends to get hot. Which of the following best explains why a compost pile gets hot?
A: Solar energy hitting the pile causes photosynthetic microorganisms in the pile to begin working and releasing the stored energy as heat. B: Water molecules within the compost pile spontaneously break down and release their energy as heat. C: The decomposers are breaking down energy-containing organic molecules for their own use and some of the energy escapes as heat. D: The decomposers are constantly moving around within the compost pile and the friction of their motion heats up the pile.
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One question per post ! :O
should i post it again on new question then? @Abhisar
yes :)
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