6 CO2(aq)+ 6 H2O) -------6 O2g) + C6H12O6laq)In this reaction what species is being oxidized and which is being reduced?Answers written as: species oxidized; species reducedall the O atoms in carbon dioxide and/or water; C in carbon dioxideO Cin carbon dioxide; H in waterCin carbon dioxide; 12 O atoms in carbon dioxide and/or waterO 12 O atoms in carbon dioxide and/or water; C in carbon dioxide

Oxidation : increase in oxidation number. Reduction : decrease in oxidation number. Oxidizing agent…

Answered: 6 CO2(aq) + 6 H2O ---------> 6 O21g) +…

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