A thatch layer thatâs tough to wedge a finger through needs to be thinned. Measure the thatch. Another way to examine thatch is to excavate a lawn sample. Use a trowel or spade to remove a wedge-shaped layer of grass and soil about 3 inches thick, or just pry up a small section of turf. Look for the thatch layer lying directly on top of soil. Measure the thickness.
The molecule that cells burn during respiration to produce ATP is  called Glucose. glycolysis. well, i think its 36. because in the 1st process it will gain 2 ATP & in 2nd process it gain another 32 ATP & in the last process it gain 2 ATP, all in all 36 ATP C: 4 ATP molecules are produced.
The final product of the breakdown must be a molecule that cell can use to produce energy â ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate). ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate) Cells use ATP as primary energy source. In ATP , three phosphate molecules are linked by high-energy bonds. When a bond between the phosphates is broken energy is released and may be used by muscles.