chemical formula of glucose
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The chemical formula of glucose is 
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- The chemical formula for glucose is
, which indicates the exact number of constituent atoms (carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen, respectively) in one glucose molecule.
- Aldohexose and dextrose are other names for glucose. The most common monosaccharide, a type of carbohydrate, is glucose.
- Plants and the majority of algae produce glucose from water
and carbon dioxide
during photosynthesis.
- Glucose is the most significant energy source for all species in energy metabolism. Animals' blood sugar is made up of glucose.
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