Asked by Manuel
How many grams of CO2 does a plant use to make 100.0 g of sugar(C12H22O11)?
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Answered by
bobpursley
well,
moles Sugar=100/molmassSugar=100/342 moles
moles of CO2=12*molesSugar=1200/342
grams CO2=1200/342 * molmassCO2
and you can calulate that.
moles Sugar=100/molmassSugar=100/342 moles
moles of CO2=12*molesSugar=1200/342
grams CO2=1200/342 * molmassCO2
and you can calulate that.