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How much oxygen is taking in for one process of cellular respiration

How much oxygen is taking in for one process of cellular respiration
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How much oxygen is taking in for one process of cellular respiration

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Cellular respiration uses six O2 molecules to convert one glucose molecule into six CO2 and six H2O molecules while harnessing energy as ATP and heat.

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