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how are pure carbon, oxygen and hydrogen different from the compound ethanol which contains all three of those elements?

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  • Elements Ca, O and H composes approximately [tex]\bold{95\%}[/tex] of the dry mass and is derived from [tex]\bold{CO_2}\ and \ \bold{H_2O}[/tex].
  • These are photosynthesized and probably established into complicated amino acids, protein, and protoplasm in simple carbohydrates.
  • These are the principal components of carbon dioxides, proteins, and lipids.
  • Throughout this question, Ca, O, and H elements could all be ethanol elements, but they have various chemical compounds whenever separate.
  • They are pure elements, but ethanol is a combination.

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