ETS. (Practice paper Jan 19)

Explanation

1 In ETS there is complete oxidation as `O_(2)` is available to accept the `H_(2)` released during the process of respiration
2 The energy released during ETS is gradual in a stepwise manner so that cell in a position to utilise this enrgy more effciently
During ETS each hydrogen electron generates three moleculaes fo ATP out of totla 38 molecules of ATP 34 molecules of aTP are product during ETS
4 Most of the energy released during ETS is conserved in the form of energy rich molecules called adeosine triposphate (ATP)
5 The energy released during ETS is made available to the cell to perform various life activites
6 ETS generates oxidized coenzymes like NAND and FAD from NADD and FADH for recyling
7 The enrgy is released in a step wise manner for preventing the damage of cells