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There are six elements that can combine to form large biomolecules in living things. which of the following is not one of these six elements? a. nitrogen b. oxygen c. helium d. …

There are six elements that can combine to form large biomolecules in living things. which of the following is not one of these six elements? a. nitrogen b. oxygen c. helium d. …
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There are six elements that can combine to form large biomolecules in living things. which of the following is not one of these six elements?

a. nitrogen
b. oxygen
c. helium
d. hydrogen

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User MPawlak
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It would be oxygen because it’s one of the 6 elements
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User YudhiWidyatama
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It’s Helium. If you think about it, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen are found naturally in the atmosphere, where helium is not. Therefore, the other 3 elements are bound to assist with living things, as they are being ingested everyday.
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