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Which of the following elements is unique to nucleic acids when studying organic compounds? carbon hydrogen phosphorous oxygen

Which of the following elements is unique to nucleic acids when studying organic compounds? carbon hydrogen phosphorous oxygen
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Which of the following elements is unique to nucleic acids when studying organic compounds?

carbon
hydrogen
phosphorous
oxygen

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

User Andrei Tigau
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Answer is phosporus, the major structural component of the Nucleic acids found on our genetics.

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