1. Plants and animals burnt glucose (C6H1206) inside their cells to release energy. This process is called oxidation where Carbon dioxide and water are the by-products. If 45.90 mole of glucose is present in the oxidation, how many moles of Carbon dioxide are produced?

1. Plants and animals burnt glucose (C6H1206) inside their cells to release energy. This process is called oxidation where Carbon dioxide and water are the by-products. If 45.90 mole of glucose is present in the oxidation, how many moles of Carbon dioxide are produced?

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1. Plants and animals burnt glucose (C6H1206) inside their cells to release
energy. This process is called oxidation where Carbon dioxide and water are the
by-products. If 45.90 mole of glucose is present in the oxidation, how many
moles of Carbon dioxide are produced?

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