11. The combustion of glucose is represented by the following balanced equation: C6H12O6+6 O2 6 H20+6 CO2-Which reactant is the limiting reagent if there is 1 gram of both CgH12Og and O2?O a. O2O b. CO2.O c. C6H12O6O d. H20Lit

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11. The combustion of glucose is represented by the following balanced equation: C6 H1206+6 02 6 H20+6 CO2- Which reactant is the limiting reagent if there is 1 gram of both CH12Os and 02? a. O2 O b. CO2 O c. C6H1206 O d. H20

11. The combustion of glucose is represented by the following balanced equation: C6 H1206+6 02 6 H20+6 CO2- Which reactant is the limiting reagent if there is 1 gram of both CH12Os and 02? a. O2 O b. CO2 O c. C6H1206 O d. H20

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11. The combustion of glucose is represented by the following balanced equation: C6H12O6+6 O2 6 H20+6 CO2-
Which reactant is the limiting reagent if there is 1 gram of both CgH12Og and O2?
O a. O2
O b. CO2
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O c. C6H12O6
O d. H20
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