QR - Cellular Respiration

Takes food (glucose) and breaks it down to release usable energy

Takes water and breaks it down to release usable energy

Takes carbon dioxide and breaks it down to release usable energy

Takes oxygen and breaks it down to release usable energy

the substances reacting in a chemical reaction

the substances being produced in a chemical reaction

the substances being changed during a physical change

the substances produced during a physical change

glucose and oxygen

carbon dioxide, water, and energy

oxygen and carbon dioxide

energy, water, oxygen

glucose and oxygen

carbon dioxide, water, and energy

oxygen and carbon dioxide

energy, water, oxygen

The number of carbon atoms in the reactants is equal to the number of carbon atoms in the products.

The number of oxygen atoms in the reactants is less than the number of oxygen atoms in the products.

The number of hydrogen atoms in the reactants is more than the number of hydrogen atoms in the products.

The amount of energy in the reactants is equal to the amount of energy in the products.

The amount of energy in the reactants is more than the amount of energy in the products.

The amount of energy in the reactants is l than the amount of energy in the products.