Science Assessment ~ Topics ~ Energy in Biology ~ NGSS Link PS3.D-M.2

Cellular respiration in plants and animals involve chemical reactions with oxygen that release stored energy. In these processes, complex molecules containing carbon react with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and other materials.

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EB071001	The amount of carbon dioxide is greater in blood vessels entering the lungs than in blood vessels exiting the lungs, whereas the amount of oxygen is less in blood vessels entering the lungs than in blood vessels exiting the lungs.
EB072002	The amount of carbon dioxide is less in blood vessels entering muscles than in blood vessels exiting muscles, whereas the amount of oxygen is great in blood vessels entering muscles than in blood vessels exiting muscles.

Items associated with this NGSS statement in this project (MEGA) and other key ideas
EB026001	The system of reactants of cellular respiration have more energy than the system of products because cellular respiration transfers energy to the surroundings.
EB024002	The reaction glucose + oxygen  carbon dioxide + water provides organisms with energy for life processes.
EB027002	Scientists compared the amount of energy needed for different activities by comparing the amount of oxygen consumed for the activities, because oxygen is a reactant in a chemical reaction that supplies energy for motion.
EB029002	When scientists compared the amount of oxygen consumed during yoga and waking at 3 miles per hour they found that more oxygen was consumed during walking at 3 miles per hour and concluded that more glucose was consumed under those conditions.
EB078001	Students who are running experience sweating, increased heart rate, and increased breathing rate because of an increase in the rate of cellular respiration that is needed to get the energy required to run.
EB075002	A person’s breathing rate increases during exercise to replenish the oxygen used in the chemical reaction that releases energy for exercise (cellular respiration) and to remove the carbon dioxide produced.
EB032003	When scientists fed laboratory rats food with labeled carbon atoms, they found the labeled carbon atoms in both the rats’ waste products and body structures.
EB028003	If scientists compared the amount of energy needed for different activities by comparing the amount of carbon dioxide produced during the different activities they would find that the amount of carbon dioxide produced increased with increased amount of activity, because carbon dioxide is a product of a chemical reaction that supplies energy for motion.
EB033003	When animals build body structures, the energy-releasing chemical reaction between glucose + oxygen to produce carbon dioxide + water transfers energy to the energy-requiring reaction between amino acids to build proteins + water.
EB059002	Inside an egg as a 5-day old chick grows into a 10-day old chick, oxygen enters through the shell and reacts with molecules from the yolk to release energy for the growth of the chick. Carbon dioxide produced during the chemical reaction leaves through the shell.
EB039002	The reaction between glucose + oxygen to form carbon dioxide + water transfers energy to the reaction between ADP + Pi to form ATP + H2O and the reaction between ATP + H2O to form ADP + Pi transfers energy to allow a person to move.