Which two molecules do plants use to make glucose

During photosynthesis, plants produce glucose from simple inorganic molecules - carbon dioxide and water - using light energy.

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water and carbon dioxide is ur answer :)

Explanation:

Using light energy, the plant transforms water and carbon dioxide into glucose and oxygen. To generate one molecule of sugar and six molecules of oxygen, the chemical reaction involves six molecules of water and six molecules of carbon dioxide.

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Explanation:

Homogeneity : Salt water is homogeneous but chalk powder doesn't dissolve in water hence heterogeneous.

Filtration : We can separate chalk powder from water using filter paper and a funnel but whereas we can't separate salt from water using them we have to using crystallisation.

Stability : Salt is evenly spread through water we cannot see or feel it,hence it stable.Whereas chalk is not evenly spread and can be seen through naked eye,can be felt in hand and filters in a funnel and filter paper,therefore it is unstable.

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