What is the basis of an organic molecule? The basic structure is a carbon monoxide molecule. The basic structure is the carbon atom. The basic structure is the iron atom. The basic structure is the potassium

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What is the basis of an organic molecule?

The basic structure is a carbon monoxide molecule.

The basic structure is the carbon atom.

The basic structure is the iron atom.

The basic structure is the potassium atom.

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Step-by-step explanation:

All organic molecules have carbon in them. Their basic structure is the carbon atom.

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Answer:

B: The basic structure is the carbon atom

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What is the basis of an organic molecule? The basic structure is a carbon monoxide-example-1

Gustav Bertram answered Feb 11, 2021

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