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Which differentiates the key chemical properties of nucleic acids, DNA and RNA? A. Hydrogen bonds B. Functional group C. Hydrocarbon structure

Which differentiates the key chemical properties of nucleic acids, DNA and RNA? A. Hydrogen bonds B. Functional group C. Hydrocarbon structure
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Which differentiates the key chemical properties of nucleic acids, DNA and RNA? A. Hydrogen bonds B. Functional group C. Hydrocarbon structure

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C. Hydrocarbon structure



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The answer is simply C hydrocarbon structure also known as the differenciative between key chemical properties of nucleic acids,DNA and RNA.

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