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What is the one element common to all organic compounds? Why is the element chemically unique?
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What is the one element common to all organic compounds? Why is the element chemically unique?
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What is the one element common to all organic compounds?
Why is the element chemically unique?
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Carbon, can create 4 chemical bonds with other elements also all organic compounds are made primarily of carbon.
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