Is the word equation for respiration of a human being and a plant the same? (the simplified equation)

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anonymous · Answer

hmmmm ill leave that to somone else i do know human resperation is diffrent its don through hemogoblin a protien in blood

anonymous · Answer

6C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6 O 2 - 6 CO 2 + 6 H 2 O + 36 ATP

sreekar369 · Answer

i think they r different bcuz in plants in respiration ethanol is released and in animals lactic acid

rzlearner · Answer

word equation? well if the chemical equation is different then I think its safe to assume the word one is different too :p

anonymous · Answer

2sreekar369 You are referring to anaerobic respiration.  The question is likely referring to aerobic respiration.  The most simplified formula is the same.

sreekar369 · Answer

i said aneaerobic

frostbite · Answer

The two pathways are in fact very similar too. It is mostly on the regulation stage they become different.

When it comes to the sum formula. Just a reminder that it is the total oxidation of glucose and that chemical equation can be applied to almost any organism existing, with minor changes in change in oxidizer or carbon sources.