Question

Select all of the accurate statements.

Question 4 options:

Cellular respiration is a change of the state of matter.


Cellular respiration is a physical change.


Cellular respiration is a chemical change.


Cellular respiration is an example of conservation of energy.


Cellular respiration is an example of conservation of matter.

Answer 1

Cellular respiration is a chemical change that involves the conversion of carbohydrates and oxygen into carbon dioxide and water. It is an example of conservation of energy. The matter involved in cellular respiration is not conserved, as the atoms are rearranged.

Step-by-step explanation:

Cellular respiration is a

• chemical change
• an example of conservation of energy
• not a change in the state of matter, so option 1 (Cellular respiration is a change of the state of matter) and option 2 (Cellular respiration is a physical change) are inaccurate
• not an example of conservation of matter, as the atoms of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen involved in cellular respiration are still present in the reactants and products, just rearranged

Answer 2

for the test 3.16 1 is Question 1 options:

Energy can be transferred

Energy can be destroyed

Energy can be created

Conservation of energy means that

Question 2 options:

energy cannot be created or destroyed

Question 3:

True or False? There is always the same amount of energy in the universe

true

Select all of the accurate statements.

Question 4 options:

Cellular respiration is a physical change.

Cellular respiration is an example of conservation of mass.

Cellular respiration is an example of conservation of energy.

Choose all of the correct statements. Where do cells in ALL living things get the energy to be alive?

Question 5 options:

Cellular respiration

A chemical reaction between oxygen and glucose