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Angel71717 | 19:32 Fri 13th Sep 2013 | Science
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how do you right a ch for sugar molecules combine with oxygen to form carbon dioxide and water?
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please i need help
19:47 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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Ah- thanks methyl. I thought this was some sort of language equation/ditloid.
Yes, if you can tell us the type of sugar you mean we can help you work out the equation
20:22 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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This looks like a question about photosynthesis so the sugar would be glucose.
21:32 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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do you mean "write"?
21:35 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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Must read questions more carefully. If this is oxydation of sugar in respiration then it the sugar would still be glucose as this is the starting point for the Krebs cycle.
21:45 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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Easy - you google it

6O2 + C6H12O6 ---> 6CO2 + 6H2O
21:50 Fri 13th Sep 2013
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Venator, perhaps you would care to do the rest of Angel's homework too:-)
09:10 Sat 14th Sep 2013
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The empirical form for carbohydrates ( sugar ) is CH2O.

You have the equation and the word equation you should be able to figure out.
20:44 Mon 16th Sep 2013

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