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Which four elements are most commonly found in nucleic acids
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Which four elements are most commonly found in nucleic acids

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Carbon , hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen

you can remember them by coding CHON
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carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen. Hope this helps ->-

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