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1. produce large amount of ATP -------> aerobic respiration
explaination
aerobic respiration is the process of producing cellular energy involving oxygen.
in this process food is breakdown in mitochondria( which is present in cell) in a long and multistep process that produces roughly 36ATP.( large amount).
reaction involve is
C6H12O6 + O2 -------> CO2 + H2O + 38 ATP energy.
2. produces small amount of ATP ------> fermentation.
explaination
fermentation is a process in which anaerobic respiration(cellular process) is involve in which food is breakdown in the absence of oxygen to produce small amount of energy.
reaction involve is
glucose ------> ethanol + carbondioxide + 2ATP ( energy).
3. can produce CO2 --------> both
carbondioxide is produce in both i.e in aerobic respiration as well as in anaerobic respiration.
reaction involve in both of these is already describe above from which we can see that CO2 is produced in both the processes.
4. oxydizes NADH --------> neither.
because in both the processes NAD+ reduced to form NADH.
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