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Provide the word equation for aerobic respiration, which is: glucose plus oxygen produces carbon dioxide and water.

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Cambridge IGCSE Combined ScienceRespirationCore content

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You need to be able to provide the word equation for aerobic respiration, which is: glucose plus oxygen produces carbon dioxide and water.
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In aerobic respiration, glucose and oxygen are converted into carbon dioxide and water, releasing energy.

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Define the term aerobic respiration.
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