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The chemical definition of burn means to add oxygen to. So all you really need to burn glucose is oxygen and the energy needed to initiate the reaction.

If you are speaking metabolically this processes is known as glycolysis. Many entities are needed for glycolysis. First enzymes are required for each susbstrate in the reactions. Coenzymes and cofactors mys also be present. Reducing power must be available as well as the energy carrying molecule ATP. Oxygen and water must be available for glycolysis to occur.

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