Josephine Mckee

Chemistry

9 July, 15:08

Which statement is correct about the total mass of glucose and oxygen formed during photosynthesis?

A. It is equal to the total mass of carbon dioxide used.

B. It is less than the total mass of carbon dioxide used.

C. It is equal to the total mass of carbon dioxide and water used.

D. It is greater than the total mass of carbon dioxide and water used.

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