BES: Respiration Continued & Data Analysis

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BES: Respiration Continued & Data Analysis May 28, 2019 QUIZ over MOD 8 on Thurs! Please open your journal to warm ups. Get your blue Respiration Lab out

Warm Up 5-28-19 Which part of the cellular respiration process produce the most ATP? Why does this produce more ATP?

Warm Up REVIEW Which part of the cellular respiration process produce the most ATP? Why does this produce more ATP? Approximately 32 molecules of ATP are produced through the electron transport process. Oxygen is part of this process!

Complete the Respiration/Muscle Fatigue Lab ONLY use your index finger and thumb. Start from zero for each 30 second interval. Record both you and your partner’s data. Complete the graph and lab Due Thurs 5/30. ©2018 Educurious Partners. All rights reserved. www.educurious.org

Display your Group Data on a Poster Purpose: To ensure you have enough data and information to create a relevant action plan and complete CER (with graphs). Write your hypothesis at the top of your poster. Make your data table complete with experimental data on the left side Make a sketch of your graph on the right side, displaying your data. Make sure you have a key for your data. Make sure it is NEAT and LEGIBLE as other students may need to use your data. Add qualitative data below if possible. You will be presenting your findings to the class on Thursday.

9.1 Data Analysis Template Complete the Data Analysis Template based on your own team’s data. Due on Thursday!