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4 September, 20:53

Which type of molecule can be found in living things lacks carbin atoms?

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  1. 4 September, 22:53
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    Water or H2O has no carbon and life can't exist without water
  2. 4 September, 23:53
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    protein, protein are the building blocks of any living beings, that are made of Amino acids, which are in turn made of nitrogen, so answer is protein molecule.
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