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Sloan [31]
1 year ago
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Need help ASAP. Due soon! Please and thank you:

Biology
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Vladimir [108]1 year ago
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Photosynthesis is the term for the process by which plants produce food and energy in the presence of some inorganic substances and solar energy.

<h3>What is the reason behind the above answer ?</h3>

The glass of water won't react when it's placed in the sun's rays.

One explanation for the response is: Water and ambient carbon will be the reactants in the experiment, which should produce glucose and oxygen in the presence of the sunbeam.

The true photosynthetic reaction also uses carbon dioxide and water as reactants, but chlorophyll is a plant pigment that is present during the reaction.

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