How many carbons , hydrogens and oxygens are on the reactant side of sugar

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How many carbons , hydrogens and oxygens are on the reactant side of sugar

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i may be wrong but-

6 carbons
12 hydrogens
6 oxygens

Donnie Ashok answered Feb 15, 2022

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