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1. A molecule that contains only carbon and hydrogen is called a - carbohydrate carbonyl hydrocarbon hydroxyl

1. A molecule that contains only carbon and hydrogen is called a - carbohydrate carbonyl hydrocarbon hydroxyl
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1. A molecule that contains only carbon and hydrogen is called a

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carbohydrate
carbonyl
hydrocarbon
hydroxyl

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Answer:

hydrocarbon

Step-by-step explanation:

It's called a hydrocarbon

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