Water Vapor Production During Respiration: A Simple Explanation
The liquid produced during respiration is water vapor. Exhaled air contains carbon dioxide and water vapor. Oxygen reacts with food to produce energy; water vapor is a byproduct. It condenses into liquid water as sweat, cooling and hydrating the body.
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