Glucose as a form of sugar, is a reduction from fat - or oil. The glucose must react with oxygen first - e.g. in your blood and will split to a alcohol (methanol, ethanol) and release energy. Here we have the hexagon molecules that very easily burn and provide energy and carbon dioxide. In another form, the glucose is added bacteria in water, left alone for some days, and reduced to ethanol that we can drink "for fun and headache afterwards" and this process will release methane that evaporates. You can the distil the water, and remove the ethanol and use this to power a regular petrol-driven car - and produce carbon dioxide. Ethanol and methane burns with a blushing, colourless flame.
This reaction is called photosynthesis.
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The commonest reaction is photosynthesis, which is how green plants use the Sun's energy to separate carbon from oxygen in carbon dioxide. This is an important part of the Carbon Cycle. When free carbon and oxygen are re-combined to produce heat in a burning process, the energy is given off as heat and the product is carbon dioxide.
Carbon dioxide is the reaction pf photosynthesis. This takes a lot of energy.
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energy, carbon dioxide, and dihydrogen oxide
This reaction is called photosynthesis.
Carbon dioxide is the reaction pf photosynthesis. This takes a lot of energy.
photosynthesis
The commonest reaction is photosynthesis, which is how green plants use the Sun's energy to separate carbon from oxygen in carbon dioxide. This is an important part of the Carbon Cycle. When free carbon and oxygen are re-combined to produce heat in a burning process, the energy is given off as heat and the product is carbon dioxide.
Carbon dioxide is the reaction pf photosynthesis. This takes a lot of energy.
Water Carbon dioxide Energy in the form of ATP
photosynthesis
The reactants of photosynthesis are carbon dioxide, water, and the presence of light energy. The products are glucose or C6H12O6 and oxygen.
When the chemical reaction involved in respiration occurs, carbon dioxide is released along with water, and energy.
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photosynthesis