In aerobic respiration in bacteria, the last electron acceptor converts into H2O is? carbon dioxide glucose...

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In aerobic respiration in bacteria, the last electron acceptor converts into H2O is? carbon dioxide glucose lactic acid pyruvate molecular oxygen QUESTION 5 In anaerobic respiration in bacteria, the last electron acceptor can be reduced to form oxygen ethanol H2S water H202 if there is no 02, then CAC: Fermentation ETS: Fermentation None Acetyl-CoA: Fermentation will not occur and the pyruvate from glycolysis is used by under anaerobic conditions Which process in prokaryotic cells will normally proceed whether O2 is present or absent? ETS photosynthesis fermentation Krebs cycle glycolysis In aerobic respiration in bacteria, the last electron acceptor converts into H2O is? carbon dioxide glucose lactic acid pyruvate molecular oxygen QUESTION 5 In anaerobic respiration in bacteria, the last electron acceptor can be reduced to form oxygen ethanol H2S water H202 if there is no 02, then CAC: Fermentation ETS: Fermentation None Acetyl-CoA: Fermentation will not occur and the pyruvate from glycolysis is used by under anaerobic conditions Which process in prokaryotic cells will normally proceed whether O2 is present or absent? ETS photosynthesis fermentation Krebs cycle glycolysis

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