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Is there carbon in everything

Updated: 8/10/2023
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Literally, no. The various elements of the Periodic Table, in their purest form, contain no carbon. Helium, for example, contains no carbon. A block of pure lead has no carbon.

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Yes, although the hydroxyapatite that gives bones their strength is not a carbon compound, the osteocytes (bone cells) and marrow contain carbon.

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