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What is created when animals do anaerobic respiration (the stuff that makes your muscles burn)? Glucose Water Lactic Acid Oxygen
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What is created when animals do anaerobic respiration (the stuff that makes your

muscles burn)?
Glucose
Water
Lactic Acid
Oxygen

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Lactic Acid

Step-by-step explanation:

lactic fermentation produces two moles of ATP this happens in muscles during physical effort

in lactic fermentation(that does not require oxygen, that's why it's anaerobic) one mole of glucose is turned into two moles of lactic acid

C6H12O6-->2C3H6O3

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