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Which obsevation could lead to the conclusion that an object is nonliving
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Which obsevation could lead to the conclusion that an object is nonliving
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If the object doesn’t contain carbon. All living things contain carbon in some way. Except monoxide, dioxide, carbides, and carbonates
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