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3 years ago

Based on the hierarchical organization, order these terms from smallest to largest.

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Carbon element-these are smallest
water molecules-next smallest composed of two hydrogen and one oxygen atom
carbohydrates-made of C,H,O long chains
mitochondria-involve in krebs cycle
skin cell-
hope it helps

erik [133]3 years ago

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From smallest to largest it will be first Carbon,Water,Carbohydrate,Mitochondria, Skin Cell.

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