Question

name date period st# 2nd semester: biology study guide cellular respiration; how do organisms get energy from food? model ideas energy from food new model ideas living things rearrange food (specifically glucose - c₆h₁₂o₆) and o₂ into co₂ and h₂o. (c₆h₁₂o₆ + o₂) have higher energy than (co₂ + h₂o) so this rearrangement releases energy. - the rearrangements occur in a series of steps rather than all at once. - collectively the reactions are called cellular respiration. - usable cellular energy is released in the form of atp. matter from food some of this matter is really taken in for energy. it is rearranged to obtain energy in a reaction called cellular respiration. the products are expelled from the body as carbon dioxide and water (co₂ + h₂o). - some of the matter we take in is used to build proteins, fats and complex carbs that form cells of body structures. - excess food not used for energy or building materials is converted to fat and stored. what is the overall reason for cellular respiration? why do we do it? the overall reason forcellular respiration is to convert the chemical energy stored in organic molecules which of the above energy diagrams above is similar to cellular respiration?

Explanation:

The problem is about cellular respiration, which is a biological process. The subfield of Natural Science - Biology is the most appropriate as it deals with the study of living organisms and their processes, including how organisms obtain energy through cellular respiration.

Answer:

Natural Science - Biology