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What is the difference between aerobic and aceorbic

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What is the difference between aerobic and anaerobic

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Aerobic Respiration is respiration using oxygen:
Glucose + Oxygen = Carbon Dioxide, Water and Energy

Anaerobic Respiration is respiration without oxygen:
Glucose = Carbon Dioxide, Lactic Acid, Energy

Anaerobic respiration, when your body can get the oxygen it needs, is therefore 'normal' respiration; when the body can't get enough oxygen, and goes into anaerobic respiration, the glucose doesn't entirely break down (so you get less energy) and the lactic acid it produces causes pain (cramps) etc, and you need to recover by getting oxygen back into the body.
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more more plz >>>thanks explain more
Your (very short) posting history shows that you don't seem to do much of your own homework. It is very convenient to come here and get others to do it, isn't it?
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abuyusef
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na no
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Well I've told you the basics, I'm sure there're plenty of places to look if you want more information. :smile:

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