1. Place the molecules in the list in order with smallest molecules at the top and largest molecules
at the bottom. It is okay if you aren't sure.
= glucose molecule
= starch molecule
= protein molecule
= carbon dioxide molecule
= water molecule
= amino acid molecule
= oxygen molecule
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