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What is a chemical that organisms use for primarily energy A-protein B-carbohydrate C-lipid D- water
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What is a chemical that organisms use for primarily energy

A-protein
B-carbohydrate
C-lipid
D- water

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In my opinion A- Proteins are among the most diverse and essential organic compound found in all living organisms. If not A then D, water.
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