Which of these–combustion or cellular respiration–is a faster process?

Q. Differentiate between :
Cellular respiration and combustion

Q. Is cellular respiration a combustion reaction

Q. Organisms undergo processes that require energy and produce energy. Processes such as photosynthesis, cellular respiration, reproduction, and movement are just a few of these processes. Which of these best describes the energy available to do cellular work?

Q.

Cellular respiration is the process by which cells generate energy molecules.

Which of the following is not formed during cellular respiration?

Q. The table below gives the difference between respiration and combustion. One of the entries in the table is wrong. Which one is it?

	Respiration	Combustion
a.	Respiration is a slow process.	Combustion is relatively a fast process.
b.	Respiration takes place at the body temperature.	Combustion takes place at the ignition temperature of the fuel.
c.	Respiration produces CO2 + H2O and energy.	Combustion of hydrocarbons always produces only CO2.
d.	Respiration takes place inside a cell.	Combustion takes place outside a cell.
e.	Respiration takes place at all times.	Combustion only takes place when a fuel or a combustible substance burns.