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This document describes experiments showing that respiration produces three things: carbon dioxide, water, and heat energy. The experiments had subjects blow and suck through tubes, noting the presence of carbon dioxide, and breathe on dry and wet cobalt chloride paper, seeing it turn colors due to condensation and heat from exhaled breath.

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We blew into this tube We sucked through this tube

Milky white = lots of carbon dioxide Some carbon dioxide

Condensation from breath The condensation turns the paper pink (we breathed out water)

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