17 completely in water)C)? (remember HCI is4QUESTION 17Which of the following distinguishes nucleic acids from the other three types of biological macromolecules?O They contain carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen.They are always negatively charged.They are polar, and, therefore soluble in the aqueous cell.O They have the greatest number of different monomers.QUESTION 18During much of the Paleocene and early Eocene, the global mean temperature appears to have risen by as73°F. (today's global average is shy of 60°F.) This may have resulted from a massive release of carbon dioxideven quadrupling the background concentrations. During such periods of warming, organisms would likelyacids in order to increase their Tm.

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Which of the following distinguishes nucleic acids from the other three types of biological macromolecules? O They contain carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. They are always negatively charged. They are polar, and, therefore soluble in the aqueous cell. They have the greatest number of different monomers.

Which of the following distinguishes nucleic acids from the other three types of biological macromolecules? O They contain carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen. They are always negatively charged. They are polar, and, therefore soluble in the aqueous cell. They have the greatest number of different monomers.

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