nothing special. As the previous responder said, this is a common mixture in our lungs and in the air we breathe. Carbon dioxide will not react with oxygen, because it is already completely oxidized.
This is a mystery. Certainly it combines with water in a H2O*CO2 kind of combination. Some say it forms carbonic acid, H2CO3. So either it dissolves in water or it reacts to become a compound with water.
The carbon dioxide and oxygen will both dissolve in the water, up to their solubility limits. The solubility of carbon dioxide is higher than for oxygen, and in water carbon dioxide and a water molecule react to form carbonic acid, a very weak acid, with a taste that those who like "soda water" or seltzer apparently enjoy.
You get H2CO3 or carbonic acid.
Mix a little carmel color, some sugars, and soda flavor and you get a Coke!
If you provide a source of ignition, the hydrogen will burn, using the oxygen as the oxidizer, and water and heat will be produced. The carbon dioxide won't do much of anything.
You get seltzer
It makes carbonic acid.
co2 and h2o
Carbon dioxide (CO2) and (H20) are the reactants that yield the product of carbonic acid (H2C03). The reaction occurs in both (equilibrium) directions by the formula H20 + CO2 <-->H2CO3.
not equal.......
O2
6
CuSO4 + H20
Co2+h20= c6h12o6+o2+h20
co2
co2 and h20
co2 and h2o
H20+CO2à C6 H20+O2 is the equation for photosynthesis. The C6H2O comes from the CO2 in the equation. The CO2 makes a tree heavy!
Carbon dioxide (CO2) and (H20) are the reactants that yield the product of carbonic acid (H2C03). The reaction occurs in both (equilibrium) directions by the formula H20 + CO2 <-->H2CO3.
CO2 is not a byproduct of photosynthesis.
They remain together and our still in series three
the substrates are co2 and h20
carbonic acid
No, it is a product. C6H12O6 + O2 + H20 = CO2 + H20 + ATP