Question

12. During the process of photosynthesis, energy from the Sun is converted into A. chemical energy in the bonds of inorganic molecules B. chemical energy in the bonds of organic molecules C. enzymes used to produce inorganic molecules D. enzymes used to produce organic molecules

Eliminate and explain pls​

Answer 1

Explanation:

A. Inorganic molecules are rarely present in the human body, and the products of photosynthesis only contain one inorganic molecule (a molecule without carbon),
`O_2`.

B. This is correct because when looking at the photosynthesis equation you have
`H_2O` +
`CO_2` + Sunlight =
`C_6H_(12) O_6` +
`O_2` Now illustrating this conversion, the
`O_2` Was made from the breaking of the bonds, so no new bonding was formed, this is the only inorganic molecule. The organic molecule, glucose, or the C6H12O6, was made combining the ingredients H2O and CO2. In order to combine the components used to make the glucose, the energy from the sun helps with the exchange of electrons and facilitates the bonding to make the organic molecule glucose.

C. Sun energy can not be converted into energy used to create enzymes

D. Same as C