Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Photosynthesis the formula.

What does this mean, look at the figure below and tell what it means. 




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  1. It is photosynthesis.

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  2. It means 6 carbon dioxide+ 6 Water= Photosynthesis!!!!!!

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  3. King Of The MinionsTuesday, March 25, 2014

    It means carbon dioxide + water + sunlight= sugar, and oxygen.

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    1. King Of The MinionsTuesday, March 25, 2014

      It's photodynthesis

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  4. It means that six carbon dioxide and six water turns in to photosynthesis.

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    1. That was a pretty close guess it means carbon dioxide + water + sunlight = sugar and oxygen.

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  5. carbon dioxide + water + sunlight= sugar, and oxygen.

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  6. The formula above is the formula of photosynthesis because you need carbon dioxide (CO2) and water (H2O) to make sugar (C6H12O6) and oxygen (O2)

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  7. It's about Photosynthesis.

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  8. It is the photosynthesis equation to equal photosynthesis.

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  9. 6 carbon dioxide plus 6 water is glucose plus oxygen

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  10. King of Everything except for the MINIONSTuesday, March 25, 2014

    It means that you would do carbon dioxide + water + sunlight = sugar and oxygen

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    1. King of Everything except for the MINIONSTuesday, March 25, 2014

      It is photosynthesis

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  11. It means carbon dioxide,water,light from the sun,glucose and oxygen.

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  12. THE AWNSER = PHOTOSYNTHESIS

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  13. Carbon dioxide + Water + Light Energy from the Sun + Glucose + Oxygen

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  14. Carbon dioxide+ water = Sugar and oxygen.

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  15. It means the photosynthesis process..

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  16. Carbon dioxide + water + Energy from the sun = Glucose and oxygen

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  17. 6 Carbon Dioxide plus 6 water is glucose plus Oxygen.

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  18. It means the photosynthesis process.

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  20. This reaction describes photosynthesis

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  21. Owen :carbon dioxide + water+glucose=water
    sorry

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  22. It means carbon dioxide + water = some crazy stuff I don't know.

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  23. It means photosynthesis.

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  24. Carbon dioxide + water= photosynthesis.

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  25. CERBERN DERERXERDE + WERTER = GLERCERCE AND ERXYGERN

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  26. This Reaction Describes photosynthesis.

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  27. Its the formula for photosynthesis. Carbon Dioxide+Water+light from the Sun+Glucose+Oxygen= Photosynthesis

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  28. it's a formula for photosythasis

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  29. Photosynthesis!

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  30. It's the photosynthesis process.

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  31. photosynthesis
    loganm

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  32. Carbon dioxide + water + Energy from the sun = Glucose and oxygen. It means the photosynthesis process.

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  33. I don't know...

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  34. this is the process of photosynthesis

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  35. Its the formula for photosynthesis.

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  36. Its the formula for photosynthesis.

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  37. This is the Photosynthesis process.

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  38. One word: Photosynthesis.

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  39. Photosynthesis

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  40. Photosynthesis

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  41. It is the process of Photosynthesis.

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  42. it's look like photosynthesis

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  43. The process of Photosynthesis.

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  44. Its easy It looks like photosynthesis

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  45. It's the process of Photosynthesis.

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  46. It means 6 carbon dioxide+ 6 Water= Photosynthesis!!!!!!.!.!

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  47. It is a formula for photosynthesis

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  48. It is a process or formula for photosynthesis.

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  49. 6 Carbon Dioxide plus 6 water is glucose plus Oxygen.

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