In the process of respiration in plants,$180 \, g$ of sugar plus $192 \, g$ of oxygen produce:

  • A
    Large amount of $CO_2$,no water and no energy
  • B
    $132 \, g$ of $CO_2$,$54 \, g$ of water and $337 \, kcal$ of energy
  • C
    $264 \, g$ of $CO_2$,$108 \, g$ of water and $674 \, kcal$ of energy
  • D
    $528 \, g$ of $CO_2$,$216 \, g$ of water and $1348 \, kcal$ of energy

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