Nucleic Acids contains phosphorus O True O False

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Nancyann asked Nov 8, 2022

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Nucleic Acids contains phosphorus
O True
O False

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high-school

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True because Nucleic Acids contain phosphorus

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True

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Phosphorus is the only element that is identified with nucleic acids.

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