Difference between Aerobic and Anaerobic respiration
Aerobic respiration |
Anaerobic respiration |
1. It requires O2 to break the carbohydrate. |
1. It doesn’t require O2 to break the carbohydrates. |
2. It occurs in all living cells. |
2. It occurs only in some bacteria, fungi, etc. |
3. Food is completely oxidized to form an inorganic substance. |
3. Food is incompletely oxidized to form organic and inorganic substances. |
4. A large amount of energy i.e. 673 k. Cal of energy is produced. |
4. A small amount of energy i.e. 28 Kcal of energy is produced. |
5. The end products of this process are CO2 and water. |
5. The end products of this process are CO2 and ethanol. |
6. Reactions of glycolysis occur in cytoplasm and Kreb’s cycle in mitochondria. |
6. All reactions occur in cytoplasm. Mitochondria are not needed in this process. |