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Identify the correct statement about fermentation.
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Fermentation = no oxygen, low ATP, partial glucose breakdown.
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Glucose breakdown completely.
Net gain of energy is 2 ATP and 1 $NADH_{2}$
$O_{2}$ is required.
An anaerobic reaction.
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Solution and Explanation
Fermentation is an anaerobic process occurring in the absence of oxygen. It results in partial breakdown of glucose and yields only 2 ATP per molecule. Oxygen is not required, and NADH is used in the process rather than produced in net gain.
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