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What element is rarely found in organic molecules? Hydrogen, oxygen, barium or carbon.
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What element is rarely found in organic molecules? Hydrogen, oxygen, barium or carbon.

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it has to be barium because all living things are base out of carbon so that's not it hydrogen, and oxygen make up part of the atmosphere so that not it, so its got to be barium

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It is C barium because carbon is in everything and so is oxygen and hydrogen. so has to be C
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