Biology, 21.01.2021 02:10 mr1martin

Digestion CO2
Organic molecules
Oxygen (O2)
Cellular respiration

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Carbon atoms enter the child as part of . These will first be broken into smaller molecules by . These smaller molecules contain the same energy. The child needs oxygen so that his cells can perform . This process transforms energy into . The carbon atoms leave the child in .

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Digestion CO2
Organic molecules
Oxygen (O2)
Cellular respiration

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