Which statement is accurate? A. only nonpolar covalent bonds contain potential energy B. covalent bonds form...
Which statement is accurate?
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A. only nonpolar covalent bonds contain potential energy
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B. covalent bonds form between charged ions
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C. most of the enzymes in cells are made of RNA
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D. organic molecules contain carbon and hydrogen
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E. prokaryotic chromosomes are made of RNA
Homework Answers
Answer:
Option D is correct.
Explanation:
Simplest organic molecules are hydrocarbons which contains carbon and hydrogen. Complex forms of organic molecules are also there but carbon and hydrogen are basic components.
Nonpolar covalent bonds are very strong and not only source of potential energy.
within charged ions the type of bond forms are ionic bonds, not covalent bonds.
Most enzymes are made of protein and not RNA.
Prokaryotic chromosomes are made of double stranded DNA which are circular in shape and not RNA.
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