Lab Report 4: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration2. In terms of most to least amount f fermentation in 20 minutes, you found that glucose was fastest,followed by fructose, then sucrose and then starch. How does the size and complexity of thesemolecules affect how quickly they can be used in cellular respiration?Activity 4d - Cellular Respiration: Measuring Energy Production in Plants1. Briefly describe the experimental setup in your own words. What were you measuring and what wereyour experimental groups?2. In this experiment, what do you think would happen to the drop of red fluid in each respirometer ifyou forgot to add KOH pellets to your setups containing the soybeans? (Hint: think about the functionof the KOH pellets, and remember that your respirometers are airtight. Also, for every molecule of 0₂consumed, one CO₂ molecule is produced).3. Why do you think cellular respiration was greater in the germinating seeds compared to thenongerminating seeds?

Lab Report 4: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 2. In terms of most to least amount of fermentation in 20 minutes, you found that glucose was fastest, followed by fructose, then sucrose and then starch. How does the size and complexity of these molecules affect how quickly they can be used in cellular respiration?

Lab Report 4: Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration 2. In terms of most to least amount of fermentation in 20 minutes, you found that glucose was fastest, followed by fructose, then sucrose and then starch. How does the size and complexity of these molecules affect how quickly they can be used in cellular respiration?

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