If we provide carbon dioxide in which oxygen is labelled as A and water in which oxygen is labelled as B to a plant then, which of the following equations for photosynthesis in that plant should be correct?
A
6COA2+12H2OB→C6H12OA6+6H2OA+B+6OB2
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B
6COA2+12H2OB→C6H12OB6+6OA2
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C
6COA2+12H2OB→C6H12OA+B6+3OA2+3OB2
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D
6COA2+12H2OB→C6H12OA6+6H2OB+6OB2
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Solution
The correct option is D6COA2+12H2OB→C6H12OA6+6H2OB+6OB2 Oxygen evolved during light reaction comes from H2O and not from CO2. Oxygen of CO2 is incorporated in glucose.