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Where are the different products of photosynthesis made? Drag the answers to the correct part of the Venn Diagram. Drop target 1 Drop target 2 Drop target 3
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It seems you are trying to categorize the products of photosynthesis using a Venn Diagram format. Although I can't interact with a diagram directly, I can help you organize the products of photosynthesis into categories.
The primary products of photosynthesis are:
1. **Glucose (C6H12O6)** - This is a sugar made during photosynthesis and is the main output of the process.
2. **Oxygen (O2)** - This is a byproduct released into the atmosphere during photosynthesis.
3. **Water (H2O)** - Water is not a product but is a reactant in the photosynthesis equation.
If you need to classify the products in a Venn Diagram format, here’s how you might categorize them:
- **Circle A (Products of Photosynthesis)**:
- **Glucose (C6H12O6)**
- **Oxygen (O2)**
- **Circle B (Reactants of Photosynthesis)**:
- **Water (H2O)**
- **Intersection Area** (Common features or processes):
- Both glucose and oxygen are produced during photosynthesis, while water is consumed.
If you need to define specific areas or use different terms for your Venn Diagram, please provide further instructions!
The primary products of photosynthesis are:
1. **Glucose (C6H12O6)** - This is a sugar made during photosynthesis and is the main output of the process.
2. **Oxygen (O2)** - This is a byproduct released into the atmosphere during photosynthesis.
3. **Water (H2O)** - Water is not a product but is a reactant in the photosynthesis equation.
If you need to classify the products in a Venn Diagram format, here’s how you might categorize them:
- **Circle A (Products of Photosynthesis)**:
- **Glucose (C6H12O6)**
- **Oxygen (O2)**
- **Circle B (Reactants of Photosynthesis)**:
- **Water (H2O)**
- **Intersection Area** (Common features or processes):
- Both glucose and oxygen are produced during photosynthesis, while water is consumed.
If you need to define specific areas or use different terms for your Venn Diagram, please provide further instructions!