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Arnav Singh
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Carbon dioxide is present in the exhaled air and produced with the process of Respiration which turns lime water miky

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Naisha Mishra 5G
Respiration is the process in which glucose is converted into energy
Yeast is a living organism when we add warm water and sugar it becomes active.The sugar reacts with the oxygen and make water,energy and carbon dioxide resulting inflated balloon

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Vyom Dwivedi ,(5-G)

What is Respiration?
Respiration is the process in which
Glucose is converted into energy usable for life processes.
1.During day time the plants absorb carbon dioxide and expel oxygen. This process is called photosynthesis.
2. During night time the plants absorb oxygen and expel carbon dioxide.This process is called respiration.

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BY OJASWI BHALLA

human beings have two lungs. These are located in the chest cavity. Beneath is the dome shape muscle, the diaphragm, that helps to breath in and breath out. as we breath in the diaphragm  contracts, the rib and chest cavity expand allowing air to fill up the lungs, when we breath out the diaphragm relax and the chest cavity goes back to normal size and air pushed out through the nose or mouth

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Lime water turns milky when exhaled air is passed though the solution

By Divij Mittal (V-G)

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Respiration activity,Lime water turns milky when added to CO2.

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Respiration activity,Lime water turns milky when added to CO2.

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by Atharv goyal , 5G

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Respiration activity, Lime water turns milky when added to CO2

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Respiration activity, Lime water turns milky when added to CO2

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Respiration, Types of Respiration and Respiratory Systems

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Respiration, Types of Respiration and Respiratory Systems

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by Syon Ganguly (V-G)

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Working Model of our Lungs  by Anoushka Gehani, V-G

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Working Model of our Lungs  by Anoushka Gehani, V-G

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Lungs are an essential organ of our body that allows oxygen into our body and also exhale the waste product. In my experiment I will show how we breathe in and breathe out.

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By Rishi Yadav.     For humans and other oxygen-breathing vertebrates, the process of respiration takes place within the lungs, driven by a series of mechanics called inhalation and exhalation.

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By Arjun Malhotra

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YEAST EXPERIMENT: MEASURING RESPIRATION IN YEAST 

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YEAST EXPERIMENT: MEASURING RESPIRATION IN YEAST 

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By Harshil Singhal

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Respiration with Sugar and yeast_harshil

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Resiration in organism
By : Rakshay Arora

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by Bhavik Sharma
Respiration is essential for survival of living organisms. It releases energy from the food. Breathing is a part of the process of respiration during which an organism takes in the oxygen rich air and gives out air rich in carbon dioxide. Taking in of oxygen is called inspiration or inhalation. Giving out of carbon dioxide is called expiration or exhalation. During inhalation, our lungs expand and then come back to its original position as the air moves out during exhalation. Anaerobic  respiration also known as fermentation is a biochemical process in which certain microorganisms like fungi and bacteria  oxidise  carbohydrates with the evolution of CO2    and production of ethyl alcohol or lactic acid . Accumulation of lactic acid in muscle cells causes muscle cramps or muscle fatigue.

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By Shivam Bhatia

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Respiration. Living cells respire. Aerobic respiration is the chemical reaction used to release energy from glucose.

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Respiration. Living cells respire. Aerobic respiration is the chemical reaction used to release energy from glucose.

In green plants too, not all cells, tissues and organs photosynthesize; only cells containing chloroplasts, that are most often located in the superficial layers, carry out photosynthesis. Photosynthesis, of course, takes place within the chloroplasts, whereas the breakdown of complex molecules to yield energy takes place in the cytoplasm and in the mitochondria. The breaking of the C-C bonds of complex compounds through oxidation within the cells, leading to release of considerable amount of energy is called respiration.

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By Parv Chopra
The human body requires a constant supply of oxygen to stay alive. The respiratory system provides oxygen to all the body’s cells while removing carbon dioxide. The three main parts of respiration are : the airway, lungs and the respiratory muscles. The lungs are the main functional unit of respiratory system. The muscles of the respiratory system and the diaphragm and other muscles, work together to act as a pump, pushing air into and out of the lungs during breathing.

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By Yashita Seth

Respiratory system is a biological system consisting of specific organs and structures used in forth process of respiration in an organism and the environment.
The key

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Respiratory Process presented by Satwik Pavan

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Respiratory Process presented by Satwik Pavan

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The respiratory system aids in breathing, also called pulmonary ventilation. In pulmonary ventilation, air is inhaled through the nose and mouth. It moves through the pharynx, larynx, and trachea into the lungs. Then air is exhaled, flowing back through the same pathway. Changes to the volume and air pressure in the lungs trigger breathing or pulmonary ventilation. During normal inhalation, muscles contract and the rib cage or chest elevates. During normal exhalation, the muscles relax. The lungs become smaller, the air pressure rises, and air is expelled.

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The respiratory system by Akarsh Agarwal

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The respiratory system by Akarsh Agarwal

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Respiration is the process by which people (and other organisms) break down glucose (from sugars and carbohydrates in their food) in order to release energy. This process requires oxygen which we breath in.

Respiration occurs in almost every cell in the body because the whole body needs energy.

The energy is released in the form of a molecule called ATP which is easily broken down to provide energy when needed.

This energy can then be used for movement (muscle contractions) and other uses in the body, like making and transporting molecules.

Water and carbon dioxide (which we breath out) are also produced during respiration.

So, the chemical equation for resperation is:

glucose + oxygen --> water + carbon dioxide (+ energy

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Respiration Presentation by Arnav Kaushal

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Respiration Presentation by Arnav Kaushal

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Respiration is an essential and important process in all living organisms. It helps in the exchange of gases and provide oxygen which is very important for the survival of most of the life forms on earth.  Respiration is something we all know about as it is a visible and regular process, one which we experience with every breath. Exhalation and inhalation are the two stages associated with respiration. Our body is in need of oxygen for survival which is available in the atmospheric air. During inhalation we breathe in the oxygen and expel out carbon dioxide during exhalation.

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Respiration : Living Organisms Breathe :- Prisha Talwar V-G

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Respiration : Living Organisms Breathe :- Prisha Talwar V-G

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This is an experiment  to show that living organisms, howsoever small they maybe, needs oxygen and perform respiration for their survival. In this experiment i have tried to show that , when   even a small living organism like Yeast is mixed with sugar and water  inside the bottle it performs respiration.
The glucose along with oxygen in the bottle gives water , carbon dioxide and energy for yeast's survival.
i.e Glucose + Oxygen = Water + CO2 + Energy