In respiration process, one molecule of C6 H12O6 reacts with oxygen and produces water and CO2. Now, a healthy person needs 390 ml oxygen per minutes and he respires 13 times per minute. So, what is the amount of CO2 he exhales per respiration (in ml)?

In respiration process, one molecule of C6 H12O6 reacts with oxygen and produces water and CO2. Now, a healthy person needs 390 ml oxygen per minutes and he respires 13 times per minute. So, what is the amount of CO2 he exhales per respiration (in ml)?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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