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Which of the following is a reactive oxygen species that can damage proteins? Select one: a. vitamin C b. superoxide c. arsenic d. oxygen e. heat

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Chapter7: Releasing Chemical Energy

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a. vitamin C
b. superoxide
c. arsenic
d. oxygen
e, heat
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