Chapter 7 â Cellular Respiration Fermentation Ability to produce ATP when oxygen is NOT available Phases 1. Glycolysis 2. Reduction of pyruvate to lactic acid or alcohol Reduction step 1. Pyruvate is reduced to lactic acid or alcohol via the oxidation of NADH back to NAD+ 2. Once NAD + is regenerated it can go back to the glycolytic pathway & be reduced
A lapel is the front part of a jacket or suit coat that's folded back. Your jacket's lapel is connected to your collar. Fancy or dressy men's clothing tends to have lapels â the tuxedo you wear to your uncle's wedding might have a satin lapel, for example. The suits that businessmen (and often women) wear also have lapels.
Notch Lapel (also called the âstepped lapelâ) â The ânotchâ is the opening where the bottom of the collar meets the top of the lapel, usually at a 75 â 90 degree angle. The notch lapel is the most common lapel for a reason â itâs the most versatile of the bunch. It is most often found in single-breasted suit jackets, blazers and sports coats. If you only own one suit, this is the lapel type to go with. Slim Notch â A thinner version (smaller lapel width) of the normal notch.