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Preparation of Dioxygen

Why is respir...

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Why is respiration a chemical change?

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Respiration is a continuously occurring biological process. In this process, we inhale the air and exhale carbon dioxide and water vapour.
After an in-depth study, it is learnt that glucose in the cells reacts with oxygen in the inhaled air to form carbon dioxide and water.

Glucose + Oxygen $\to$ Carbon dioxide + Water

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