Question
If photosynthesis happens in plants, why is it considered a chemical reaction?
Responses
because a chemical change happens where glucose and oxygen are rearranged into different molecules
because a chemical change happens where glucose and oxygen are rearranged into different molecules
because a physical change happens where the chemicals glucose and oxygen change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals glucose and oxygen change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals carbon dioxide and water change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals carbon dioxide and water change state
because a chemical change happens where carbon dioxide and water are rearranged into different molecules
Responses
because a chemical change happens where glucose and oxygen are rearranged into different molecules
because a chemical change happens where glucose and oxygen are rearranged into different molecules
because a physical change happens where the chemicals glucose and oxygen change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals glucose and oxygen change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals carbon dioxide and water change state
because a physical change happens where the chemicals carbon dioxide and water change state
because a chemical change happens where carbon dioxide and water are rearranged into different molecules
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**because a chemical change happens where carbon dioxide and water are rearranged into different molecules.**
Photosynthesis involves the transformation of carbon dioxide and water (along with sunlight energy) into glucose and oxygen, which is a process that changes the chemical composition of the starting materials, thus classifying it as a chemical reaction.
**because a chemical change happens where carbon dioxide and water are rearranged into different molecules.**
Photosynthesis involves the transformation of carbon dioxide and water (along with sunlight energy) into glucose and oxygen, which is a process that changes the chemical composition of the starting materials, thus classifying it as a chemical reaction.