| A | B |
| Type of anaerobic respiration that produces alcohol and CO2 | Alcoholic fermentation |
| Form of energy production in presence of oxygen that produces 36 ATP | Aerobic respiration |
| Form of energy production in absence of oxygen that produces only 2 ATP, but it is produced very quickly | Anaerobic respiration |
| This molecules gives electrons to ETC during the ETC (starts w/ N) | NADH |
| General name given to the process in which cells convert non-usable energy in glucose to usable energy in the form of ATP | Cellular respiration |
| Fluid within the cristae of the mitochondria | Matrix |
| 2nd stage of aerobic respiration, when NADH and FADH2 are created; 2 ATP and carbon dioxide is also made | Krebs Cycle |
| Synonym for anaerobic respiration; 2 versions, including alcoholic and lactic acid | Fermentation |
| This molecules gives electrons to ETC during the ETC (starts w/ F) | FADH2 |
| First stage of ALL respiration; breaks down glucose, produces 2 ATP and NADH | Glycolysis |
| Usable energy molecule; 2 made in glycolysis, 2 made in krebs, 32 in ETC | ATP |
| Folded inner membrane of mitochondria; where the ETC is found | Cristae |
| Product of lactic acid fermentation; found in muscle cells | Lactic acid |
| Produced in both alcoholic fermentation AND Krebs; released out to the air | Carbon dioxide |
| Formed during the ETC when oxygen combines with hydrogen | Water |
| Final electron acceptor in ETC; needed for aerobic respiration | Oxygen |
| Location of glycolysis and fermentation | Cytoplasm |
| Last part of aerobic respiration; produces 32 ATP; electrons move down chain | Electron transport chain |
| Product of alcoholic fermentation, in addition to carbon dioxide | Alcohol |
| Molecule at the end of the ETC where ATP is created | ATP Synthase |
| This molecule moves through ATP synthase to make it turn; it also combines with oxygens and electrons to produce water at the end of the ETC | Hydrogen |
| NADH and FADH2 drop these off into the ETC; when they move down the ETC, they lose a small amount of energy | Electrons |
| Molecule that ALL cellular respiration starts with | Glucose |
| name of the process in which ATP is created from the rotation of ATP synthase | Chemiosmosis |