6. One part of glucose (CH0) is combined with six parts of oxygen (O) to produce energy. Calculate how many grams of C H O, are needed to react with 64g of O,. (Hint: Begin by calculating how many moles of oxygen you have.)

6. One part of glucose (CH0) is combined with six parts of oxygen (O) to produce energy. Calculate how many grams of C H O, are needed to react with 64g of O,. (Hint: Begin by calculating how many moles of oxygen you have.)

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Chapter9: Chemical Quantities

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