Give answer all questions with explanation 11. How many moles of glucose, CaH12O. would need to be broken down during respirationto produce 132 grams of CO,? Remember to ensure the equation is balanced beforeyou start the calculations.CaH2Os + Oz Co, + H.O12. Using complete sentences, describe the structure of an atom of fluorine -19. Explainwhich subatomic particles are found in the nucleus and which subatomic particle is foundin the electron cloud. Include the charges and relative mass numbers and total numberof each of these subatomic particles.

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11. How many moles of glucose, CeH:2O. would need to be broken down during respiration to produce 132 grams of CO,? Remember to ensure the equation is balanced before you start the calculations. CeHzOs+ Oz CO, + H0

11. How many moles of glucose, CeH:2O. would need to be broken down during respiration to produce 132 grams of CO,? Remember to ensure the equation is balanced before you start the calculations. CeHzOs+ Oz CO, + H0

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11. How many moles of glucose, CaH12O. would need to be broken down during respiration
to produce 132 grams of CO,? Remember to ensure the equation is balanced before
you start the calculations.
CaH2Os + Oz Co, + H.O
12. Using complete sentences, describe the structure of an atom of fluorine -19. Explain
which subatomic particles are found in the nucleus and which subatomic particle is found
in the electron cloud. Include the charges and relative mass numbers and total number
of each of these subatomic particles.

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