Why dose glucose not undergo spontaneous oxidation at a significant rate? A- the

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Why dose glucose not undergo spontaneous oxidation at a significant rate? A- the activation energy is too large B- the deltaG is positive for the reaction C- the activation energy is too low D- the deltaG is negative for the reaction E- the deltaG for the reaction is zero Why dose glucose not undergo spontaneous oxidation at a significant rate? A- the activation energy is too large B- the deltaG is positive for the reaction C- the activation energy is too low D- the deltaG is negative for the reaction E- the deltaG for the reaction is zero A- the activation energy is too large B- the deltaG is positive for the reaction C- the activation energy is too low D- the deltaG is negative for the reaction E- the deltaG for the reaction is zero

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Why dose glucose not undergo spontaneous oxidation at a significant rate?

A- the activation energy is too large

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