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T / F Nitrogen is present in carbohydrates but not proteins.

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False. Carbohydrates only contain the elements carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. The building blocks of proteins, amino acids, contain—at the very least—carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen. Thus, nitrogen is not present in carbohydrates, but it is present in proteins, making the given statement false.

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