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Which is the correct chemical equation for photosynthesis? 6co2 6h2o ® c6h12o6 6o2 c6h12o6 6o2 ® 6co2 6h2o 3co2 3h2o 3o2® c6h12o6 6o2 6h2o ® c6h12o6 6co2
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Which is the correct chemical equation for photosynthesis? 6co2 6h2o ® c6h12o6 6o2 c6h12o6 6o2 ® 6co2 6h2o 3co2 3h2o 3o2® c6h12o6 6o2 6h2o ® c6h12o6 6co2

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the correct chemical equation is 6CO2

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