Differentiate between Aerobic respiration and Fermentation - Vidyadip

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Differentiate between
Aerobic respiration and Fermentation

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Difference between Aerobic Respiration and Fermentation

Aerobic Respiration	Fermentation
(i) It occurs in the presence of O2.	(i) It does not require $O _2$.
(ii) This process occurs only in living cells.	(ii) It does not occur in living beings, but it requires respiratory substances. It is necessary to have microorganisms, fungi, or enzymes.
(iii) On complete oxidation, CO, and water are formed.	(iii) Incomplete oxidation occurs and alcohol and other organic compounds are formed. Acids are formed in accordance with respiratory substances.
(iv) More energy is released.	(iv) Very little energy is released.

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