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Which element is a major component of nucleic acids? phosphorous sulfur nitrogen calcium

Which element is a major component of nucleic acids? phosphorous sulfur nitrogen calcium
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Which element is a major component of nucleic acids?

phosphorous
sulfur
nitrogen
calcium

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User Joe Roddy
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Answer:

nitrogen calcium

Step-by-step explanation:

i took the tes

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User Slevithan
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Answer:

NITROGEN calcium

Step-by-step explanation:

because it would have an chemical overflow and not be there

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User Alex Voskresenskiy
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