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Carbon dioxide contains carbon and oxygen, but is not considered an organic molecule. why? A. it contains carbon B. it contains oxygen C. it lacks hydrogen D. it lacks sodium

Carbon dioxide contains carbon and oxygen, but is not considered an organic molecule. why? A. it contains carbon B. it contains oxygen C. it lacks hydrogen D. it lacks sodium
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carbon dioxide contains carbon and oxygen, but is not considered an organic molecule. why? A. it contains carbon B. it contains oxygen C. it lacks hydrogen D. it lacks sodium

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the answwer is c look back at the question like carbon and oxygen.
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User The Coprolal
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not really sure how to explain why, but the answer is C, it lacks hydrogen. I think it's because all organic compounds have carbon WITH HYDROGEN atom bonds.
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