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For something to be considered an organic macromolecule, what chemical element must be found in it

For something to be considered an organic macromolecule, what chemical element must be found in it
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For something to be considered an organic macromolecule, what chemical element must be found in it

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organic macromolecule CH4 ,CHH5
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