Fermentation (2)

Similarities between aerobic respiration and fermentation (1)

Both produces chemical energy in the form of ATP

Similarities between aerobic respiration and fermentation (2)

Both involve the breakdown process of glucose and its conversion to chemical energy

Similarities between aerobic respiration and fermentation (3)

The process begins in the cytoplasm

Similarities between aerobic respiration and fermentation (4)

Occurs in yeast, bacteria, animals and plants

Similarities between aerobic respiration and fermentation (5)

The process begins with glycolysis when glucose is converted to pyruvate

Aerobic respiration (1)

Aerobic respiration is the breakdown process of glucose is completed in the presence of oxygen

Aerobic respiration (2)

Aerobic respiration occurs in cytoplasm and mitochondrion

Aerobic respiration (3)

Aerobic respiration produces water

Aerobic respiration (4)

In aerobic respiration, glucose is oxidised completely into carbon dioxide and water

Aerobic respiration (5)

In aerobic respiration, one molecule of glucose generates 2898 kJ of energy