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2 years ago
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Biology
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nydimaria [60]2 years ago
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Answer:

C. Atoms can be used over and over in different molecules

Explanation:

When different compounds enter the stomach, they undergo a series of chemical reactions and are broken down. They are then used for new metabolic processes. For example, if glucose was broken down into pure Carbons, they could then react and form other molecules as needed by the body.

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