Question

definition 4) oxygen molecule choose an answer -ose co2 o2 c6h12o6 dont know?

Explanation:

An oxygen molecule is composed of two oxygen atoms. The chemical formula for an oxygen molecule is \(O_2\). The suffix “-ose” is typically used in naming sugars (e.g., glucose, fructose). \(CO_2\) is carbon dioxide (one carbon and two oxygen atoms). \(C_6H_{12}O_6\) is the formula for glucose (a sugar molecule with carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms).

Answer:

\(O_2\)