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Bit of a silly question.

There is no one specific element that allcompounds contain.

Carbon dioxide is a compound containing only carbon and oxygen, and none of the other dozens of known elements. Common salt contains only sodium and chlorine, neither of which is contained in carbon dioxide.

Any two examples of compounds with no elements in common iare enough to show that there is no element that must be contained by all compounds.

Yawn.

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