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Which two elements are always found in amino acids?
A nitrogen and sulfur
B carbon and oxygen
C hydrogen and phosphorus
D sulfur and oxygen

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Well let's see, amino acids are part of the Protein bio molecule, which has carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen. Since amino acids are the monosaccharide, you can cross off A, C, and D.

Amino acids are organic compounds that must contains carbon and oxygen. Option B is correct.

Amino Acids:

These are organic compounds that contains an amino group and a carboxylic group along with a side chain.  They bond by the peptide bond to form proteins.

Such as - Alanine composed of a chiral carbon with amino, and carboxylic group and an methyl side chain.

Organic compounds are those compound that has Carbon, oxygen and Hydrogen.

Therefore, amino acids are organic compounds that must contains carbon and oxygen.

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