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Sourav Pan🥈 SilverNovember 12, 2024

What are the chemical symbols for glucose, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water?

What are the chemical symbols for glucose, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water?

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Sourav Pan🥈 SilverMay 15, 2025

The chemical symbols for the key substances involved in cellular processes are as follows:

Glucose:
Oxygen:
Carbon Dioxide:
Water:

These symbols represent the molecular composition of each substance, with glucose being a simple sugar crucial for energy production, oxygen being essential for aerobic respiration, carbon dioxide as a by-product of respiration, and water being vital for various biochemical reactions.

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