For the following reactions:CH1206 → 2 CO;+ 2 C;H;OHC,H12O6 + 6 02 → 6 CO; + 6 H;OFind the Concentration of glucose if 30 gm of ethanol is produced for the firstreaction and 20 gm of Carbon dioxide for the second reaction. The volume equalto 400 ml . Atomic weight C = 12 , H=1 ,0= 16 .

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For the following reactions: C3H1206 → 2 CO;+ 2 C¿H;OH CH1;O6 + 6 O2 → 6 CO2 + 6 H;O Find the Concentration of glucose if 30 gm of ethanol is produced for the reaction and 20 gm of Carbon dioxide for the second reaction. The volume ec to 400 ml. Atomic weight C = 12 , H =1 , 0= 16 .

For the following reactions: C3H1206 → 2 CO;+ 2 C¿H;OH CH1;O6 + 6 O2 → 6 CO2 + 6 H;O Find the Concentration of glucose if 30 gm of ethanol is produced for the reaction and 20 gm of Carbon dioxide for the second reaction. The volume ec to 400 ml. Atomic weight C = 12 , H =1 , 0= 16 .

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For the following reactions:
CH1206 → 2 CO;+ 2 C;H;OH
C,H12O6 + 6 02 → 6 CO; + 6 H;O
Find the Concentration of glucose if 30 gm of ethanol is produced for the first
reaction and 20 gm of Carbon dioxide for the second reaction. The volume equal
to 400 ml . Atomic weight C = 12 , H=1 ,0= 16 .

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