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| compound that contains carbon |
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| compound that contains only carbon and hydrogen atoms |
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| hydrocarbon with only single bonds |
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| hydrocarbon that has one or more double or triple bonds |
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| compounds with the same chemical formulas but different structures and different chemical and physical properties |
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| consists of one oxygen atom and one hydrogen atom joined by a covalent bond |
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| consists of one carbon atom, two oxygen atoms, and one hydrogen atom |
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| consists of a nitrogen atom joined by covalent bonds to two hydrogen atoms |
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| building block of protein |
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| large natural or synthetic molecule made of many small organic molecules that link together to form a long chain |
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| polymer made of individual amino acids linked together in a chain |
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| energy-supplying organic compounds that are broken down into simple sugars in the body |
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| energy-supplying and energy-storing organic compounds composed of three long-chain carboxylic acids bonded to glycerol |
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