Alcoholic fermentation forms fewer ATP molecules than cellular respiration uses oxygen and ATP molecules as reactants occurs in the muscle cells of animals and humans gives off carbon dioxide and NADH

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Alcoholic fermentation

forms fewer ATP molecules than cellular respiration
uses oxygen and ATP molecules as reactants
occurs in the muscle cells of animals and humans
gives off carbon dioxide and NADH as products

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forms fewer ATP molecules than cellular respiration

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