2. An experiment to determine the carbon-sequestration capacity of a poui tree determined that in 1 year, the mature tree could remove 11,455 L (measured at room temperature and pressure) of carbon dioxide from the air, using the process in Q.1(d) to produce glucose. What mass of glucose would the poui tree have produced doing this?

2. An experiment to determine the carbon-sequestration capacity of a poui tree determined that in 1 year, the mature tree could remove 11,455 L (measured at room temperature and pressure) of carbon dioxide from the air, using the process in Q.1(d) to produce glucose. What mass of glucose would the poui tree have produced doing this?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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