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What does this mean organic molecules are continuously being recycled?
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∙ 11y ago
they get thrown in the recycled bin and has been recycled?
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Can a cow be recycled?
Effectively any organic being is recycled naturally it is called decay.
What is the chemical form of organic matter being recycled?
Compost
Why do you need organic molecules in your diet?
you need organic molecules in your diet because without them then you would not be a healthy human being.
What organic and mineral components of the bone matrix are continually being recycled and renewed through the process of?
REMODELING
What is being recycled in the carbon cycle?
oxygen is being recycled in the carbon cycle
How are tress recycled?
It will be recycled soon by cutting them and being recycled into millions of paper
What is the composition of recycled paperboard?
Recycled paperboard, which is manufactured from a combination of recycled fibers from various grades of paper stock, with the larger portion of the pulp being recycled fibers and the lesser amount being virgin fibers.
Does green building involves architecture that consists completely of organic materials?
Green building revolves around the use of recycled and organic materials as well as those that are indigenous to the area in which the structure is being built. Although the entire building does not have to be made of these things, in many cases, it is.
Are inorganic molecules large or small?
Even though the question is a little vague the answer is no. The specifics of carbon atoms allow them to form an almost endless variety of molecules among themselves or with the addition of other atoms (commonly hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen etc.). That doesn't mean that there are no complex inorganic molecules (eg perovskites) but in general organic chemistry is more versatile and therefore rich and complex
Can bauxite be recycled instead of mined?
bauxite can be recycled instead of being mined from the ground
Can plywood be recycled?
Plywood can be recycled but is costly due to its bulk, low value, and construction. This prevents it from being recycled on a large scale.
Are organic molecules being used as transistors for computers yet replacing silicon?
I don't believe so, but if so watch for a show for it on the discovery channel or Nova.
