How many neutrons does glucose have?

Answer 1

The chemical formula for glucose is C6H12O6

There are 6 protons in carbon, one proton in hydrogen, and 8 protons in oxygen.

There are 6 atoms of carbon (6×6), 12 atoms of hydrogen (12×1), and 6 atoms of oxygen (8×6).

So multiplying those out and adding them together, there are 96 protons in one molecule of glucose.

Answer 2

A glucose molecule has 96 protons and 96 electrons.

A glucose molecule's chemical formula is: C6H12O6.

This is made up of 6 carbon atoms, 12 hydrogen atoms and 6 oxygen atoms.

Each cabonatom has 6 potons and electrons, each hydrogen has 1 proton and electron and each oxygen atom has 8 protons and electrons.

Answer 3

Neutrons in glucose C6H12O6 :

• 36 (= 6*6) in 6 C(12) atoms,
• 0 in 12 H atoms and
• (6*8 =) 48 in 6 O(16) atoms

makes 36+48= 84 neutrons

Answer 4

Glucose is the name of a single molecule. It is a long open chain molecule also knowm as D-glucose. it is made of Carbon, hydrogen and oxygen molecules. The chemical formula is C6H12O6. It has a molecular weight of 180. There are 1.67 moles.

Answer 5

In a glucose molecule there are 96 electrons.

Answer 6

Glucose does not have any neutrons. Neutrons are found in the nucleus of an atom, and glucose is a molecule composed of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms.

Answer 7

Glucose has exactly 97 electrons