Question

photosynthesis involves many chemical reactions. when a chemical process involves a series of reactions, scientists may summarize the process with a single chemical equation that shows only the key reactants and products. photosynthesis can be summarized by this chemical equation: carbon dioxide + water → glucose + oxygen during photosynthesis, the atoms in water and carbon dioxide are rearranged to form energy - rich sugar molecules, like glucose, and oxygen. which of the following are key reactants of photosynthesis? carbon dioxide glucose water oxygen

Explanation:

The problem asks for the key reactants of photosynthesis. From the given chemical equation "carbon dioxide + water → glucose + oxygen", reactants are on the left - hand side of the arrow. So, carbon dioxide and water are reactants. Glucose and oxygen are on the right - hand side (products).

Answer:

carbon dioxide, water