Question

Identify the equation represents photosynthesis
a)$Water+Carbon\quad dioxide\rightarrow Oxygen+Chlorophyll$
b)$Oxygen+Water\rightarrow Carbon\quad dioxide+Glucose$
c)$Carbon\quad dioxide+Water\rightarrow Glucose+Oxygen$
d)None of the above

Answer 1

Hint: The equation of photosynthesis depicts the process of photosynthesis with the help of which plants and some bacteria produced glucose from carbon dioxide and water by using energy from sunlight. In many of the plants, roots supply water and sunlight captured by chloroplast present in the leaves.

Complete answer:
-Photosynthesis is a process by which autotrophs convert light energy into chemical energy, which is then used to activate cellular activities.
-The chemical energy is stored in the plants in the form of sugars, which are produced from water and carbon dioxide.
-The reaction of photosynthesis involves two reactants i.e carbon dioxide, and water. These two produce two products, which are oxygen and glucose. Thus, the photosynthesis reaction is also called an endothermic reaction.
-Photosynthesis formula is :
 $Carbon\quad dioxide+Water\rightarrow Glucose+Oxygen$
-There are many bacteria that perform photosynthesis and do not produce oxygen as a by-product. They are known as anoxygenic photosynthetic bacteria and that produce Oxygen as a by-product known as oxygenic photosynthetic bacteria.

Additional Information: -In the mesodermal of cyanobacteria and in the chloroplast of the plant cell, a green pigment is found called Chlorophyll.
-The chlorophyll plays an important role in the photosynthesis process by allowing plants to absorb energy from sunlight.
-The photosynthesis process takes place in a cell organelle called Chloroplast at a cellular level. This organelle contains chlorophyll responsible for the green color of the plants.
So, the correct answer is,”$Carbon\quad dioxide+Water\rightarrow Glucose+Oxygen$”

Note: -The photosynthesis process is very useful for the existence of life on earth.
-The photosynthesis process plays an important role in the food chain.
-It is also important for the production of oxygen in the atmosphere.