Question

in a chemical process, the atoms in the reactants are arranged differently than they are in the products. for these atoms to be rearranged, the bonds between some of the atoms in the reactants must be broken. the disconnected atoms can now form new bonds with other atoms, producing substances with different arrangements of atoms. these substances are the products.
consider the reaction modeled below, which summarizes photosynthesis,
6co₂ + 6h₂o → c₆h₁₂o₆ + 6o₂
complete the paragraph.
during photosynthesis, some chemical bonds between atoms in carbon dioxide gas (co₂) and water (h₂o) molecules are
, as atoms are rearranged, new chemical bonds are
between different atoms to produce glucose (c₆h₁₂o₆) and oxygen (o₂).

Explanation:

In a chemical reaction like photosynthesis, bonds in reactants break and new bonds form in products. For carbon - dioxide and water (reactants), bonds break, and for glucose and oxygen (products), new bonds are created as atoms are rearranged.

Answer:

broken; formed